Schwartz

[shwawrts]

noun

1. Delmore 1913–1966, U.S. poet, short-story writer, and critic.

Example Sentences

According to Gary Schwartz, IHO research scientist and professor at the School of Human Evolution and Social Change, this jaw contained a complete set of baby teeth already in place, as well as many adult teeth still developing deep inside the lower jawbone.

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Also, I read a lot of Nora Ephron, and I don’t know if people remember her book about journalism called “Scribble Scribble”? But she had a piece about the New York Post in the early ’60s that really informed a lot of my ideas about what newspaper life would have been for Maddie Schwartz in the early ’60s.

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Snowpack is crucial to sustaining California through its hot, dry seasons because it runs down into waterways as it melts, topping off the reservoirs and providing at least 30% of the state’s water supply, said Andrew Schwartz, director of UC Berkeley’s Central Sierra Snow Lab.

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Although that’s about 89% of normal for this date, warmer temperatures mean that much of it has already melted, Schwartz said.

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This dynamic has become increasingly common with climate change, Schwartz said.

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