Segal

[see-guhl]

noun

1. George, 1924–2000, U.S. sculptor.

Example Sentences

A pay analysis presented Wednesday by the consulting firm Segal found that about 75% of comparable institutions pay executives more than CSU.

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Zac Segal, president of the university’s College Republicans, posted on X that he had been contacting ICE “for months on end” and framed the recent detentions as a response to his activism.

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Located doors down from Fred Segal, the store sold fashion, rather than costumes, though of course still at inventive levels and for those who could afford it.

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"The more successful you become, the less work you do, for a variety of reasons," says Segal.

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His first was for the 1975 George Segal comedy “The Black Bird.”

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