Lipman in a sentence

In interviews, five workers employed at Lipman’s tomato operation said they felt fortunate to have been selected for the H-2A program after being interviewed in Mexico by labor brokers representing Lipman.

Danny’s team organised the catering for the event with sandwiches and meat pies winched high in on a crane, and Lipman Chief Operating Officer Paul Edwards made a special trip to Coffs Harbour from Sydney.

It is one of the most exciting nights of the year for British television, and star Maureen Lipman has revealed the night will be extra special for her.

Judges Eric Lipman and Suzanne Todnem issued a 37-page report Jan.

One of the recent visitors was Shlomo Lipman, who played at Zach’s wedding and was also one of Ben’s teachers in yeshiva.

Aviation needs greening, says moonshot seeker Geoffrey Lipman, founder of a new organization to scout for solutions in the industry.

Baldacci’s colleague, Roger Katz, said Friday on Facebook that he and his law firm, Lipman & Katz, do not share Baldacci’s opinions.

Dov Lipman was elected to the 19th Knesset in January 2013, making him the first American born MK in 30 years.

Emma Lipman played full game for Florentia San Gimignano as they lost 3-1 to Juventus Women in the Serie A Femminile.

Many of the cases, such as Mr. Poputnikov’s, have occurred out in Russia’s provinces where local police and judges may be just trying to create the impression that they are hard at work defending the state, says Ms. Lipman.

Mr. Lipman said the new suppliers, in Portugal, Argentina and elsewhere, meet the same standards of production.

Because of that, Lipman, 58, can appreciate the delirium coursing through Winnipeg, the smallest market in the N.H.L., whose identity was wounded by the original Jets’ departure after 17 meager seasons to the Phoenix area in 1996.

Carroll was named USA Today editor this winter when Lipman resigned to promote a book on women in the workplace.

For the occasion, Lipman wore a navy Jets jersey — his dress blues, he said — and in a show of gratitude, was presented with a trove of Jets paraphernalia.

In the end, the most important outcome of the UN meeting will be an acceptance by world leaders that TB is a very real problem, said Dr Marc Lipman, of University College London.

Paul Lipman, chief executive of cybersecurity company Bullguard, said customers’ credit data was “almost certainly up for sale on the dark web as we speak”.

The woman’s TB was probably latent and had been with her for years, said Lipman.

This great point from Joanne Lipman is an important starting place.

In June 1975, Cutler, together with Dick Hustvedt and Peter Lipman, were appointed the technical project leaders for the software project, code-named Starlet, to develop a totally new operating system for the Star family of processors.

Late in 1960, Paige began collaborating with writer David Lipman on his autobiography, which was published by Doubleday in April 1962, and ran to three printings.