Avram

[eyv-ruhm, av-ruhm, ah-vrawm]

noun

1. a first name, form of Abram.

Example Sentences

Of managers to take charge of 20 Premier League matches or more, only Avram Grant has a worse win percentage than his 25%.

From BBC

"These findings highlight a connection between the functional organization of the human brain and its cellular underpinnings," said senior author Avram Holmes, associate professor of psychiatry at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and core faculty member of the Rutgers Brain Health Institute and the Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research.

From Science Daily

Players and staff embraced him on the field after the final whistle and fans cheered rapturously as he went to collect the trophy in front of the co-owners, Americans Joel and Avram Glazer and Ratcliffe.

From Seattle Times

Of more importance are the thoughts of co-owners Joel and Avram Glazer and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, plus new technical director Jason Wilcox, who all watched proceedings from the Royal Box.

From BBC

But in front of Ratcliffe, who had completed the London Marathon earlier in the day, co-chairmen Joel and Avram Glazer and new technical director Jason Wilcox, United imploded and Coventry took full advantage.

From BBC