Sheldon

American  

[shel-duhn, -dn] / ˈʃɛl dən, -dn /

noun

1. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

But buying a house remains pricey, notes William Blair analyst Stephen Sheldon.

From Barron's

That salute of Sheldon Cottrell in Grenada, having whacked the West Indies seamer for six, came during his best batting days.

From BBC

Asking rents offer tenants only a narrow glimpse of the real economics buried in the deal, said Stephen Sheldon, an analyst with William Blair.

From The Wall Street Journal

Without a broker’s expertise, tenants are “just scraping the surface,” Sheldon said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson’s widow Miriam Adelson has given at least $961 million to philanthropic causes, including many Jewish and pro-Israel organizations.

From The Wall Street Journal