Emanuel

[ih-man-yoo-uhl]

noun

1. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “God is with us.”

Example Sentences

In his 1999 book, “Cinema of Outsiders,” author Emanuel Levy quotes a 1997 interview with Redford in The New York Times, saying, “The narrowing of the main part of the industry opens up the other part, which is diversity, which is what independent filmmaking is all about.”

From Salon

In particular, Republicans are looking to split up District 5 and put long-time Democratic Rep. Rev. Emanuel Cleaver II out of a job.

From Salon

And from the party’s centrist wing, former Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel describes his program as “build, baby, build,” arguing that Democrats should focus on making housing affordable and expanding technical and vocational education.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’m now going to go into a witness protection plan,” Emanuel joked in an interview with conservative podcaster Megyn Kelly in July.

From Los Angeles Times

Newsom, Buttigieg and Emanuel have broken with the left, arguing that there’s a case for barring transgender women from competition.

From Los Angeles Times