Gingrich

American  

[ging-grich] / ˈgɪŋ grɪtʃ /

noun

1. Newt(on), born 1943, U.S. politician.

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Example Sentences

He worked with influencers supportive of the White House, made media appearances and wrote an editorial about space policy with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.

From The Wall Street Journal

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a veteran of the big shutdown fights of the 1990s, told NPR that Vought and his team have been preparing for exactly these kind of circumstances while they were in the political wilderness during the Biden years.

From BBC

Gingrich wrote that the State Department was failing in its mission and needed to "experience culture shock, a top-to-bottom transformation that will make it a more effective communicator of U.S. values around the world, place it more directly under the control of the president, and enable it to promote freedom and combat tyranny."

From Salon

The scores of others that followed included Newt Gingrich’s “To Renew America” and, from Republican nominee Bob Dole, “Unlimited Partners,” written with his wife, Elizabeth.

From Los Angeles Times

News of the interruption hit suddenly last week, just as Fred Gingrich, executive director of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners, a group for veterinarians specializing in cattle medicine, was preparing to hold a webinar with members.

From Salon