Mandel

[ man-dl, man-del ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

I would put Mandel’s face on a T-Shirt — he’s our Che Guevara.

From Digiday

Seventy years later, Mandel is an increasingly common Republican.

From Washington Post

That usually leads to a January rush at the turn of the year, said Mandel.

From Voice of San Diego

That person will likely need care right away, not care that can be put off, Mandel said.

From Voice of San Diego

Mandel said he hopes to expand the relationship to other hospitals in the region.

From Voice of San Diego

Freundel had created the practice dunks because of an experience with a prior convert, according to Mandel.

From The Daily Beast

Bethany Mandel said in a phone interview that she did a practice dunk while converting in 2011.

From The Daily Beast

Bethany Mandel, a former editor at the conservative Commentary, first pointed out this unhappy coincidence on Twitter.

From The Daily Beast

Mandel told The Daily Beast that the timing of the conference was very “frustrating.”

From The Daily Beast

Mandel has said he was renting the vehicle for official purposes related to his state office, which is legal.

From The Daily Beast

"Oh, I'm sure they can't be worse than our winds," Mrs. Mandel returned, caressingly.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. March said, while she tried to divine Mrs. Mandel's position from this statement, "It's certainly the first duty."

From Project Gutenberg

She began a laugh, which she checked at a smile from Mrs. Mandel, which no one could have seen to be reproving.

From Project Gutenberg

Well, Conrad didn't like that part much, either; but us girls and Mrs. Mandel, we brazened it out right in the front of the box.

From Project Gutenberg

When you going to bring the young ladies down there, Mrs. Mandel, for a champagne lunch?

From Project Gutenberg