Lehman

[ lee-muhn, ley- ]

noun

1. Herbert H(enry), 1878–1963, U.S. banker and statesman.

Example Sentences

On a set by Es Devlin that spins like a glass top — a modern suite of offices filled with boxes of files — “The Lehman Triology” revolves effortlessly around the generations of Lehman men who forged paths for American commerce.

From Washington Post

Jeb next found himself as an advisor to Barclays, which had picked through the carcass of what was left of Lehman.

From The Daily Beast

Slim turned Bush down, and Lehman filed for bankruptcy in September 2008, just weeks before the presidential election.

From The Daily Beast

For reasons Lehman may someday wish to enumerate, he and Hitchcock had a falling out.

From The Daily Beast

That must have galled Lehman, who is twenty years younger than Hitchcock.

From The Daily Beast

Lehman's script began after the jailbreak, focusing on the hero of the picture, an American who pursues Blake.

From The Daily Beast

This time it was Brethren Cress and Lehman who made the coffin.

From Project Gutenberg

Brother Lehman was a consecrated young man and had from the first taken hold of the work along all lines with zeal and readiness.

From Project Gutenberg

Boys, if you desire we will call Brother and Sister Lehman, that they may hear likewise.

From Project Gutenberg

Brother Lehman made a temporary chain, and together with some of the boys we went to the beacon pointed out by Mr. Jackson.

From Project Gutenberg

I especially felt the loss of Brother Lehman, as I was the only one left who could speak to the natives.

From Project Gutenberg