lensman
Americannoun
PLURAL
lensmenEtymology
Origin of lensman
Example Sentences
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The lensmen set the mood for each hour's walk through the foursome's claimed history of influencing culture by elevating certain designers.
From Salon
The lensman didn’t just work in the fashion industry.
From Seattle Times
This time, there were fewer lensmen; the plumage was far less extravagant.
From Washington Post
Longtime grizzly lensman Tom Mangelsen was staked out near Pacific Creek on Monday afternoon when a text popped up prompting him to swiftly head west.
From Washington Times
Robert Frank, the Swiss-born lensman who helped reinvent the from with his stark depictions of quotidian life in the U.S. in his book “The Americans” has died at 94.
From Los Angeles Times
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