Kushner

[ koosh-ner ]

noun

1. Tony, born 1956, U.S. playwright.

Example Sentences

At this point, you might be wondering who nominated Kushner.

From Washington Post

Should you seek to join such august company, you must first join the august company of Kushner by receiving a nomination to the prize.

From Washington Post

Kushner’s company has struggled to pay some of its own debts, including by missing payments to one of its lenders on the retail space at the old New York Times building on West 43rd Street in Manhattan, according to securities filings.

From Washington Post

Westminster, which is co-owned by Kushner and other investors, has already drawn scrutiny from state officials.

From Washington Post

Yet in the case of Freddie Mac’s estimates in the Kushner deal, 13 of the original 16 loans met or exceeded the 5% threshold — many by a considerable amount.

From ProPublica

I was just really awed by those works,” says Kushner, “and decided they were some of my favorite paintings of all time.

From The Daily Beast

Kushner, in an e-mail, said the reference came to her while she was writing.

From The Daily Beast

Kushner’s first novel, Telex from Cuba, reimagined ‘50s Cuba, and received a National Book Award nomination for her efforts.

From The Daily Beast

Timothy Noah tracks down the real book that inspired Tony Kushner's screenplay for "Lincoln."

From The Daily Beast

Kudos to Kushner on that front, because her character was extremely well written, too.

From The Daily Beast