Eban

[ ee-buhn ]

noun

1. Ab·ba [ah, -b, uh], Aubrey Solomon Eban, 1915–2002, Israeli political leader and diplomat, born in South Africa.

Example Sentences

Eban also highlighted a preprint paper posted last year by Jesse Bloom, a professor at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.

From Vox

“Dirty Medicine” Katherine Eban, Fortune Lipitor is one of the most popular—and profitable—prescription drugs of all time.

From The Daily Beast

Eban was seen in Israel as a delusional leftist unaware of its real security threats.

From The Daily Beast

Abba Eban famously quipped that the Palestinians never miss a chance to miss a chance.

From The Daily Beast

He was in one aisle, the Israeli statesman Abba Eban was in another, and I was moving between the two.

From The Daily Beast

I suspect Wallace thought it was cool doing that, just like Eban.

From The Daily Beast

“There is no use waiting,” he said; and Eban, reluctantly going down to his boat, pulled away up the harbour.

From Project Gutenberg

Nelly poured out her thanks to Eban, who, observing that there was no time to be lost, set off to carry out his proposal.

From Project Gutenberg

Still Eban persisted in his offers; she as constantly refusing, till they reached the top of the pathway.

From Project Gutenberg

“I should think that you would rather have had him with you down on earth,” observed Eban, who little comprehended her feelings.

From Project Gutenberg

Nelly then told Eban how Michael had gone away with the boat in the morning and had not returned.

From Project Gutenberg