Catlin

American  

[kat-lin] / ˈkæt lɪn /

noun

1. George, 1796–1872, U.S. painter.

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Example Sentences

Peter Zaffino, chairman and CEO of AIG, said buying a stake in Convex offered a unique opportunity to invest in a global specialty insurer that is expected to drive incremental earnings growth for AIG. he said he has followed Convex since its formation and has known its founders, Executive Chairman Stephen Catlin and CEO Paul Brand, for more than 20 years.

From The Wall Street Journal

He brought on his college pal Daniel Kenji Levin as cinematographer and called on their network of friends to fill supporting roles, including Cooper’s “Mindhunter” acting coach Catlin Adams, an Actors Studio alum who plays Sammy’s scheming aunt Sylvia.

From Los Angeles Times

Dr. Don Catlin, who built the first U.S. antidoping laboratory, and whose research unlocked the chemistry behind numerous previously undetectable performance-enhancing drugs and snared athletes who cheated by using steroids and other banned substances, died on Jan. 16 at his home in Los Angeles.

From New York Times

It’s adapted and directed by founding ensemble member David Catlin, who was among a group of Northwestern students who created the theater company in 1988.

From Seattle Times

Catlin’s version was crafted in 2005 and calls for just five actors — including two alternating as Alice due to the physical demands of the role.

From Seattle Times