Rosenthal
[roh-zuh n-thawl]
- Jean,1912–69, U.S. theatrical lighting designer.
- Manuel,1904–2003, French conductor and composer.
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Contemporary Examples
“It hurts to watch Georgia and Kentucky fall,” Rosenthal said.
Meet the Hollywood Power Couple Who Bet Big on the Midterms—and LostAsawin Suebsaeng
November 6, 2014
Feuer, Gillette and Rosenthal also attended the full platform committee meeting two weeks later in Detroit.
Rosenthal filmed the group as they went about their daily lives and pitched the reel to several networks.
The project came together when Rosenthal met Rockwood and she introduced her to her girlfriends.
Rosenthal agreed to retest DNA for prisoners whose trial evidence was tainted by the crime lab.
Historical Examples
I guess there was a good deal of a row in Rosenthal's class this morning.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
This was an old sore that had existed in Roger's own days under Rosenthal.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
"Pshaw, I know all about Mr. Rosenthal's peccadillos, Hallock," he said.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
I'd rather never get a diploma than go back to old Rosenthal.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
You can be exasperating and he gave you what he'd like to have given Rosenthal.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie