Behrman

American  

[bair-muhn] / ˈbɛər mən /

noun

1. S(amuel) N(athan), 1893–1973, U.S. playwright and author.

---

Example Sentences

Along with younger musicians who have avidly and brilliantly taken up Wolff’s music, the marathon included older Wolff colleagues, such as composer David Behrman, who performed on a laptop an incandescent electronic piece, “CW90,” written for the occasion.

From Los Angeles Times

It was also a social nexus for boundary-pushing musicians and composers like John Cage, Arthur Russell, David Behrman and Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth.

From New York Times

Behrman said that REI has also been unsuccessful in working with its landlord to address safety issues at the store and implementing other improvements.

From Seattle Times

“I felt like I was the only Jew in high school,” he said in an interview with the publisher Behrman House.

From New York Times

My inaugural Ojai visit, in 2017, will forever be remembered for the 50-minute “illumination session” I did with Nicola Fiona Behrman, the Ojai Valley Inn’s then “resident energy alchemist” who endeavored to infuse my “body and soul with nourishing light” by drawing circles around me with a smoldering bunch of sage.

From New York Times