Levine
[luh-veen for 1; luh-vahyn for 2]
- Jack,1915–2010, U.S. painter.
- James Lawrence,born 1943, U.S. orchestral conductor and pianist.
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Examples from the Web for levine
Contemporary Examples
The auction house reached out to the Levine estate to procur the doll.
Bid on CIA’s Osama Action Figure, Lewinsky's Lingerie, and More at This L.A. Auction HouseAsawin Suebsaeng
November 11, 2014
She is equally desirous of Levine, as animalistic and eager to consume him while sticky with sanguine fluid.
Levine broods in the meat locker, mad with desire for Prinsloo, whose appetite for him is equally primal.
Yes, Levine plays the role of a stalker and Prinsloo that of his “prey,” but she never comes across as a victim.
Levine has said these poems are about how Detroiters always find a way to endure, “since that is the only choice we have.”
Historical Examples
Great efforts were now made to divert Levine from the magazine.
The CreatorsMay Sinclair
And Mrs. Levine answered, "She's indoors with the children."
The CreatorsMay Sinclair
They had almost quarreled about what Levine called "Miss Holland's price."
The CreatorsMay Sinclair
Mr. Levine smiled inscrutably, while his wife shook her head at him.
The CreatorsMay Sinclair
Levine was insisting on concessions to the public, on popular articles, on politics.
The CreatorsMay Sinclair