Burstein in a sentence

On the heels of Stodolak and Kerr’s original musical about a festive-less father’s unexpected encounter with holiday magic, the studio album features a notable cast of Broadway stars, including Adam Jacobs (), and Danny Burstein ().

Broadway star Danny Burstein said in a video interview with "CBS This Morning" on April 21 that he had just been released from the hospital after a five-day stay.

James Poniewozik of the New York Times began his review of “Hillary” by stating: “During the 2016 election, the director Nanette Burstein got exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the campaign…” That might have been Emmy-worthy had it been true.

Multiple members of the subcommittee, including Burstein and McCarthy, emphasized the investigation was carried out with the presumption of innocence, and Bennett stated that “it was not an easy decision” to determine the ethicality.

While Burstein gets to lead too few numbers, the notable exception is a rowdy "Chandelier," in which he sets about exorcising Satine out of Christian's head with help from the "green fairy," absinthe.

After the work is divided up, the reviewers’ schedules will involve meetings with President Mark Burstein and his cabinet, going over a host of important documents, forums on specific topics and more.

The Boston cast will make the move, too, including stars Karen Olivo, Aaron Tveit, Danny Burstein, Sahr Ngaujah, Tam Mutu, Ricky Rojas and Robyn Hurder.

Burr, Weir contends, most likely had no idea that the gun's trigger pressure could be reset.sfn Louisiana State University history professors Nancy Isenberg and Andrew Burstein concur with this.

Burstein, 114 In England, some of his sketches were reprinted in periodicals without his permission, a legal practice as there was no international copyright law at the time.

Burstein, 196. It was also the first project of Irving's to be published with his own name, instead of a pseudonym, on the title page.

Burstein, 288. These three works made up Irving's "western" series of books and were written partly as a response to criticism that his time in England and Spain had made him more European than American.

Burstein, 43. Instead, Irving honed the social and conversational skills that would later make him one of the world's most in-demand guests.

Burstein, 47. Collaborating with his brother William and fellow Lad James Kirke Paulding, Irving created the literary magazine Salmagundi in January 1807.

Burstein, 72. "It took with the public", Irving remarked, "and gave me celebrity, as an original work was something remarkable and uncommon in America".

Everett, recently the American Minister to Spain, urged Irving to join him in Madrid, Burstein, 191. noting that a number of manuscripts dealing with the Spanish conquest of the Americas had recently been made public.

I am happy to report that since then, Ms. Peters has connected with her inner frump, Mr. Raines has found the brittle skeleton within his solid flesh, and Ms. Maxwell and Mr. Burstein have only improved.

In 1979, EVM was introduced to the architecture and engineering industry in a "Public Works Magazine" article by David Burstein, a project manager with a national engineering firm.

Some, following P. Nautin (1986) and perhaps E. Burstein (1971), suggest that Jerome may have been almost wholly dependent on Greek material for his interpretation of the Hebrew.

The name, which purposely evoked the writer's Federalist leanings, Burstein, 19. was the first of many pseudonyms Irving would employ throughout his career.