mair
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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Judith Mair, a visiting professor at Edinburgh Napier University says the festival of Hogmanay in Scotland goes back to pagan times.
From BBC
“It’s relatively inexpensive and it’s relatively accessible,” said Heather Mair, an associate professor at the University of Waterloo.
From Los Angeles Times
Mair, the Waterloo professor, has studied the role curling played in creating social and inter-generational connections and found the sport may have been more important from a mental perspective than from a physical one.
From Los Angeles Times
Most curling rinks, Mair said, provide social spaces where players can visit with the people they’re competing against.
From Los Angeles Times
“There were entire generations, for the most part, who really had a sense of the game,” Mair said.
From Los Angeles Times
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