Forman

[ fawr-muhn, fohr- ]

noun

1. Mi·los [mee, -lawsh], Jan Tomas Forman, 1932–2018, U.S. film director, born in the former Czechoslovakia.

Forman

/ ˈfɔːmən /

noun

1. FormanMiloš1932MCzechFILMS AND TV: director Miloš (ˈmiːləʊʃ). born 1932, Czech film director working in the USA. since 1968. His films include One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest (1976), Amadeus (1985), and The People vs Larry Flynt (1996)

Example Sentences

“I feel like we’re constantly solving a Rubik’s Cube,” Forman said.

From Washington Post

With Christmas here, the field hospital staff expects another surge in a few weeks, from the travel that already has begun and the unmasked shoppers Forman has seen at a nearby mall.

From Washington Post

Forman’s informal analysis showed that people who got the letters were more likely to vote.

From MIT Technology Review

Brown himself spent years arresting sex workers when, as Forman relays, “what [he] really wanted to do [was] help them.”

From The Daily Beast

Milos [Forman] would sometimes take a year or a year and a half to edit films.

From The Daily Beast

Brown-Forman, according to its most recent quarterly filings with the SEC, has $361.5 million in cash on its balance sheet.

From The Daily Beast

Both Las Vegas Sands and Brown-Forman also announced increases in their regular scheduled dividends going forward.

From The Daily Beast

He also plays in a group called Cow Bop, billed as “The Best in Cowboy Jazz” by its founder, guitarist Bruce Forman.

From The Daily Beast

The Tepahues were 'habitadores de una pennsula que forman dos rios brazos del Mayo al Oriente de los de esta nacion.'

From Project Gutenberg

Her relations with Dr Forman, now safely dead, were made much of.

From Project Gutenberg

As indicating the type of magic practised by Forman these objects are of interest.

From Project Gutenberg

She begged Anne Turner and Forman to work their best magic for her aid.

From Project Gutenberg

A copy of Endymion, annotated by the same hand, has been used by Mr Forman in his edition (above, no. 15).

From Project Gutenberg