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Gilman
[ gil-muhn ]
noun
- Arthur, 1837–1909, U.S. educator.
- Charlotte Anna Perkins, 1860–1935, U.S. writer, publisher, and feminist.
- Daniel Coit [koit], 1831–1908, U.S. educator.
Example Sentences
In September, Gilman, who is currently a faculty fellow at the Data and Society research institute, released a report documenting all the various algorithms that poverty lawyers might encounter.
Gilman said the intensive care unit at his hospital is full and there’s nowhere to transfer new patients.
Fond of Motörhead T-shirts, Dickies, Vans, and chain wallets, Levine would look right at home on the stage of 924 Gilman.
Martoma allegedly obtained the information from Sidney Gilman, a physician who helped run the trials.
She soon finds her soul mate in Sam (Jared Gilman), an orphan and the most unpopular boy in his “Khaki Scout” troupe.
Priscilla Gilman on how she and her son rise to the challenge.
In 1872, the second president of the University of California, Daniel Coit Gilman, said science was "the mother of California."
Mr. Gilman, one of the owners of the warehouse, standing at the garret door, asked what they wanted.
On our leaving, Mr. Gilman bade us “look upward,” which has ever been one of our life mottoes.
Her ashes now rest in the ancient Polish city where President Gilman uttered his fine tribute to the friend of her youth.
There was a patter of applause from the gallery, started by Gilman and Cyril.
Mr. Gilman for many years spent an active and busy life in the city.
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