Kilmer

[ kil-mer ]

noun

1. (Alfred) Joyce, 1886–1918, U.S. poet and journalist.

Example Sentences

Kilmer’s project comes a month after documentary filmmaker Morgan Neville revealed he used an unidentified voice-cloning software to imitate the late chef Anthony Bourdain in the commercial film “Roadrunner.”

From Washington Post

Five years after Kilmer’s surgery, his representatives contacted Sonantic to digitally restore his lost voice.

From Washington Post

The firm says it created 40 versions of Kilmer’s voice and selected the highest quality option best capturing the actor’s expression.

From Washington Post

Kilmer got his first Broadway role after graduating from Juilliard, playing third banana to Sean Penn and Kevin Bacon in 1983’s Slab Boys.

From Time

Kilmer, played by Jon Voight, represents the worst parts of Strothers, Gaines and Boone all rolled into one seething package.

From FiveThirtyEight

Eventually, she suggested filming Kilmer reading the script.

From The Daily Beast

Kilmer plays shy Teddy, and Nat Wolff his out-of-control friend, Fred.

From The Daily Beast

Beau Kilmer, co-director of the drug policy research center at RAND Corporation, calls the decision “extremely frustrating.”

From The Daily Beast

Without ADAM, Kilmer is unsure what a picture of hard drug use would look like.

From The Daily Beast

Listen: Michael Keaton, George Clooney, Val Kilmer, and Christian Bale have played it.

From The Daily Beast

I came prepared to suffer heaven only knows what as part of Kilmer Jones's childish pattern for revenge.

From Project Gutenberg

We arrived in Camp Kilmer the first part of December and it was very cold there with a damp ocean wind blowing.

From Project Gutenberg

After a few days at Camp Kilmer we were moved out to board ship in the middle of the night.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Huneker went to the trouble of looking up Kilmer to thank him very simply for his praise.

From Project Gutenberg

Houses, especially old homes, fascinated him and he worshiped trees with the fervor that inspired Joyce Kilmer.

From Project Gutenberg