Schwartz

[shwawrts]

noun

1. Delmore 1913–1966, U.S. poet, short-story writer, and critic.

Example Sentences

Allison Schwartz, head of government relations for D-Wave, said the company wants to sell systems that can solve the government’s hard problems and get a return on investment.

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Ellen Schwartz, 82, told me this Canadian-founded group operates without recognized leaders — an “international free-form group of gaggles of grannies,” is how she put it, and I wrote it all down for Kash Patel.

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Stephen Schwartz, former owner of a small financial-advisory firm, tried volunteering for a food bank soon after he retired in 2022.

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The UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab forecast up to a foot at its location near Lake Tahoe, lab director Andrew Schwartz said.

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“He is suggesting that they learn how to become warriors in American cities,” said Daniel C. Schwartz, former general counsel at the National Security Agency, who heads the legal team at National Security Leaders for America.

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