Paxman

/ ˈpæksmən /

noun

1. Jeremy ( Dickson ). born 1950, British journalist, broadcaster, and author, noted esp for his political interviews

Example Sentences

“Baby girl arrived weighing 3 lbs 9.6 oz and measuring 16.5 inches long,” the infant’s aunt Lacey Paxman wrote in a GoFundMe appeal for the family.

From Los Angeles Times

“Since this is their first child and the pregnancy was completely unexpected, my brother and his wife don’t have anything prepared — no baby supplies, no nursery, nothing at all,” Paxman wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2003, on the BBC’s Newsnight, Jeremy Paxman used Migration Watch talking points to repeatedly press the Home Secretary, David Blunkett, asking him to state a maximum size for the UK population.

From BBC

Jeremy Paxman said Parkinson's "makes you wish you hadn't been born" as he delivered a list of recommendations about the disease to Downing Street.

From BBC

Paxman criticised the government's response to the disease after delivering a petition with tens of thousands of names, as well as the charter, which makes five key recommendations:

From BBC