Sandage

American  

[san-dij] / ˈsæn dɪdʒ /

noun

1. Allan R(ex), 1926–2010, U.S. astronomer: codiscoverer of the first quasar 1961.

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Sandage British  

/ ˈsændɪdʒ /

noun

1. Allan Rex. 1926–2010, US astronomer, who discovered the first quasar (1961)

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Example Sentences

Developing strategies to tackle mental health distress is essential when research suggests a third of leaders from Abrahamic faiths suffer from traumatic stress, a rate even higher than in the military, said Steven Sandage, a Boston University professor of psychology of religion and theology.

From Washington Times

My first mind-blowing article was Allan R. Sandage's “The Red-Shift” in 1956.

From Scientific American

Scot Sandage of Tell City, Ind., asked: At age 67, having $80,000 of student loan debt is worrisome.

From New York Times

Ever since finishing school, Mr. Sandage said, “I’ve deferred payments because it’s the cheapest option,” even though he’s known that, except during the federal pandemic payments pause, interest has been accruing.

From New York Times

The first step that Mr. Amacher advises clients in Mr. Sandage’s position is basic: Identify whether the loans are private, federal or a combination of the two — which people often don’t know because the numerous loan servicers can make it confusing.

From New York Times