Cosby

American  

[kawz-bee, koz‑] / ˈkɔz bi, ˈkɒz‑ /

noun

1. William Henry Bill, born 1937, U.S. comedian and actor.

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Example Sentences

Disgraced actor Bill Cosby’s $6.99 million New York City townhouse has been taken off the market after he managed to save the property from impending foreclosure, Realtor.com can reveal.

From MarketWatch

The property, which was one of two that had been under threat of foreclosure, was initially put on the market in April, months after it was revealed that Cosby and his wife, Camille, had been accused of defaulting on several loans taken out against their two New York homes.

From MarketWatch

Now, Cosby’s listing agent, Adam Schneider of Corcoran Westside Columbus, has revealed that Cosby, 88, managed to “resolve” the issues with his lender and has decided to renovate the home before putting it back on the market.

From MarketWatch

Although the listing agent did not elaborate on the specifics of the deal Cosby worked out with his lender, the delisting of his six-bedroom, multistory property on East 61st St., comes just a few weeks after the actor offloaded another Manhattan dwelling for the sky-high price of $28 million in a deal that closed Nov. 14.

From MarketWatch

That property, which is on East 71st St. and was also listed by Schneider, was first put on the market for $29 million on Sept. 14, having been purchased by Cosby and his spouse for just $6.3 million back in 1990.

From MarketWatch