Gottlieb

[ got-leeb ]

noun

1. Adolph, 1903–74, U.S. painter.

Example Sentences

In 2017, then-FDA Commissioner Gottlieb announced an ambitious plan to change the way Americans consume nicotine.

From Time

“I have made enough faces,” Garbo told actor David Niven when he asked her about it, Gottlieb reports.

From Washington Blade

Garbo was only in Hollywood for 16 years, and 24 movies, Gottlieb writes.

From Washington Blade

He pooled his money with a brother and a friend and bought Mayfair, by Gottlieb, and set it up in the garage.

From Washington Post

“The University of Illinois has been a model program,” Gottlieb says.

From Vox

Donadio and Gottlieb agreed that Toole was “wildly funny, often funnier than almost anyone else around, and our kind of funny.”

From The Daily Beast

At first, Toole made remarkable headway in gaining the attention of Simon & Schuster editor Robert Gottlieb.

From The Daily Beast

I read the works of Gottlieb Frege despite his anti-Semitism.

From The Daily Beast

In this 1962 painting, called “Ochre and Black,” Gottlieb shows us pulling a face.

From The Daily Beast

A new biography of her career and impact by Robert Gottlieb captures her wild life as no one has before, says Michael Korda.

From The Daily Beast

Gottlieb Conrad Pfeffel, one of the best poets of Germany, died.

From Project Gutenberg

Oppenheimer and Gottlieb object to commercial preparations on different grounds.

From Project Gutenberg

Oppenheimer and Gottlieb report cases of mixed hay fever where the skin reacts to pollen but the pollen extract failed to cure.

From Project Gutenberg

Moretz seeing no cause for concealment, told the count of the visit of Gottlieb Spena, the book-hawker.

From Project Gutenberg

In these Marieken had sought oblivion when she might not have her Gottlieb!

From Project Gutenberg