Meanings of luft in English

Luft noted the month-to-month numbers don't always reflect the longer term outlook.

At one of the most considerable contractions stands the handsome fort Luft.

It was not so in the days of Gutenberg, Froschauer, Luft, and the Claxtons.

The umbrellas are the saving grace of the Luft Bad.

Whatever body lufted it, it's awa' by this time.

All three routes were operated by a combine of German aeronautical firms entitled the Deutsch Luft Rederie.

We arrived at Stalag Luft III (which means camp air) toward the end of May, 1944.

A weaker Canadian dollar, which makes exports more attractive, is expected to boost activity in the sector, Luft said.

When I went out with them, Lorna Luft, Papa John, and Keith Richards, we had the run of the city.

Luft said the trend of part-time jobs was picking up steam and was a function of the world we live in.

For half a century Luft, real name Edda Blanck, worked as a prostitute before opening her own brothel in West Berlin.

"Or got some other body tae luft it for him!"

Then it happened that as I walked past a table at a club I was stopped by Lorna Luft, Judy Garland's daughter.

He was waiting in line to flee Stalag Luft III in 1944 but failed to make it out before the breakout was foiled.

"Wull I luft the soup now, sir?"

Just last week, Jack Lyon, among the few remaining veterans of the escape from Stalag Luft III in 1944, died at his home in Bexhill-on-Sea.