Waldman in a sentence

Suzyn Waldman is a true pioneer, having paved the way for all women in the male-dominated field of sports broadcasting.

Waldman insisted he's not pushing for greater restrictions on firearm ownership but is only advocating for more gun safety.

And, hopefully most significantly, Waldman writes about people radically unlike herself skillfully and without condescension.

His cousin Amos Waldman, who is from the Heaton Chapel area of Stockport, has about his family's loss and his plans to run in Dan's memory.

Radio broadcaster Suzyn Waldman after a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, Sept. 22, 2023, in New York.

They played a key role in establishing the system in the first place and they’ve played a key role since in supporting and maintaining the system,” said Waldman.

Waldman and Chabon are known for their works written and produced separately and jointly.

Waldman is hopeful that the upcoming Olympics won’t just be a boon for retailers.

He said: 'He (Mr Waldman) sent me the photograph initially and asked me if I had any recollection of it and I said 'yes, of course'.

Originally Stavisky and Waldman, these loge-sitting critics started on Second Avenue before hanging up their act to critique other artists.

Waldman said transparency and right to information are still a priority, citing the city's press briefings and "other communications to the public" during the pandemic.

In any case, both Waldman and Veksler hope that US can set an example for the rest of the apparel industry by changing the way fashion thinks about (or doesn’t think about) bigger bodies.

Of their deal with CBS Television Studios, Chabon and Waldman said in a shared statement, “The team at CBS Studios is the best we’ve ever worked with.

Waldman lives in the San Fernando Valley now, but he once lived nearby, in Brentwood.

Adam Waldman, who has worked as a Washington lobbyist for the metals tycoon since 2009, had more meetings with Assange in 2017 than almost anyone else, the records show.

Readers who are heavily invested in (productive) irony may resist when Waldman, a longtime New Yorker, calls out, with apparent sincerity, “Hecate!

Curtis, p. 149 Frankenstein roughly alternates between distorted expressionistic shots and more conventional styles, with the character of Dr. Waldman serving as "a bridge between everyday and expressionist spaces".

Edwards toured as the lead in the Broadway musical Pump Boys and Dinettes when he met an old friend from the folk circuit, Wendy Waldman, in Nashville.

Lichtenstein had his first retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in 1969, organized by Diane Waldman.

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