Ellison

[el-uh-suhn]

noun

1. Ralph (Waldo) 1914–1994, U.S. novelist, essayist, and lecturer.

Example Sentences

Byers, speaking on info from his sources, said that Ellison “plans to give Bari a role at CBS News that would… task his fellow Millennial with guiding the editorial direction of the division.”

From Salon

“As I said during our town hall, some of the most formative moments of my life happened in rooms where I was a fly on the wall, listening and learning,” Ellison wrote in his email.

From Los Angeles Times

Calling himself a lifelong fan of “Call of Duty,” Ellison said the deal was “truly a dream come true.”

From Los Angeles Times

There has been no indication of potential storylines or cast members, but Paramount CEO David Ellison said: "As a lifelong fan of Call of Duty this is truly a dream come true."

From BBC

Shortly after taking over Paramount, new Chief Executive David Ellison threw down the gauntlet — he wanted his studio to be the top destination for the most talented filmmakers and artists in the business.

From Los Angeles Times