Ryder
[rahy-der]
- Albert Pink·ham [ping-kuh m] /ˈpɪŋ kəm/, 1847–1917, U.S. painter.
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Contemporary Examples
Ryder recently disclosed that he had seen a giant UFO hovering 50 feet above him.
Bell workshopped the Ryder role on stage in New York and Los Angeles.
Interview: Kristen Bell, Voiceover Queen, On ‘Frozen,’ ‘Veronica Mars,’ & MoreAndrew Romano
December 18, 2013
In recent years, however, Ryder has returned to the screen in a series of smaller, quirkier roles.
"I'm kind of sworn to secrecy," Ryder said Monday afternoon in Los Angeles.
Winona Ryder on ‘Beetlejuice 2’: ‘Might Be Happening’ With Burton, Keaton, and RyderAndrew Romano
November 19, 2013
Even today, Ryder, who was 17 when Beetlejuice was shot, feels closer to Burton's masterpiece than many of her other movies.
Winona Ryder on ‘Beetlejuice 2’: ‘Might Be Happening’ With Burton, Keaton, and RyderAndrew Romano
November 19, 2013
Historical Examples
"Oh, will you drive to 89 Ryder Street first, please," he heard her say.
The Education of Eric LaneStephen McKenna
On leaving the Regency, he came back to Ryder Street and dressed for dinner.
The Education of Eric LaneStephen McKenna
Ryder, who was prowling about, found her there, and fetched her hartshorn.
As Ryder left her, she asked, "Where is master to lie to-night?"
Ryder uttered a scream, but did not lose her presence of mind.
Ryder
- Susan, Baroness Ryder of Warsaw. 1923–2000, British philanthropist; founder of the Sue Ryder Foundation for the Sick and Disabled, which is funded by a chain of charity shops: married to Leonard Cheshire
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