Kantor

[ kan-ter ]

noun

1. Mac·Kin·lay [m, uh, -, kin, -lee], 1904–77, U.S. novelist.

Example Sentences

Later he told the reporter who had the story, Jodi Kantor, that Jarrett was a liar.

From The Daily Beast

As for whether his being Jewish should be a particular source of shame, Kantor can relax.

From The Daily Beast

Kantor wants to know if Jews are ashamed, and if not, why not.

From The Daily Beast

Jodi Kantor reports: The Obamas fought the system, and the system won.

From The Daily Beast

The letter, passages of which his father, Ken Kantor, read aloud at the funeral, described him as generally a SEAL of few words.

From The Daily Beast

The costs were divided between Bauer and Dr. Kantor in the proportion of 11 to 1.

From Project Gutenberg

Reb Shfer would stand at the door and declare, when the Herr Kantor came, his heart laughed in his body.

From Project Gutenberg

And it follows from what you said before, of course, that you did not see Kantor with Ruby?

From Project Gutenberg