Shapiro

[ shuh-peer-oh ]

noun

1. Karl (Jay), 1913–2000, U.S. poet and editor.

Shapiro

/ ʃəˈpiːrəʊ /

noun

1. ShapiroJonathan1958MSouth AfricanARTS AND CRAFTS: cartoonist Jonathan. publishing as Zapiro . born 1958, South African political cartoonist

Example Sentences

By offering DTC life insurance, Shapiro is hoping to make it more accessible.

From Digiday

Scarry mocked those, including many of Politico’s employees, who thought Shapiro never should have been put in charge of the site’s popular Playbook newsletter — even for a day.

From Washington Post

Shapiro, who founded the Daily Wire after he departed Breitbart in 2016 and hosts a highly successful political podcast and radio show, commands a massive following on social media platforms.

From Washington Post

“We’re able to enhance that chew so when you bite down you get that pushback and satiating feel of biting into a piece of meat,” Shapiro says.

From MIT Technology Review

Shapiro and Hitsch had done studies similar to Tuchman’s on e-cigarettes but their topics were, respectively, antidepressants and frozen entrees like Lean Cuisine and Stouffer’s pizza.

From Freakonomics

“It could not do much when it was in survival mode, but if did survive,” says Princeton Professor Jacob Shapiro.

From The Daily Beast

“The plaintiffs have to prove the causation aspect,” Shapiro told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

“It is based on avoiding killing civilians,” Roman Shapiro, the developer said in an email exchange.

From The Daily Beast

Shapiro has not responded to my request for clarification on his comment.

From The Daily Beast

Well done Ambassador Shapiro, Secretary Kerry and Mr. President.

From The Daily Beast

The reporter who invents an incident, or heightens the horror of a calamity by fictions is in the case of Shapiro.

From Project Gutenberg

If Shapiro were to present me with the gigantic photograph of which you write, I should not know what to do with it.

From Project Gutenberg