Tobin

[ toh-bin ]

noun

1. James, 1918–2002, U.S. economist: Nobel Prize 1981.

Example Sentences

Tobin pushed back against Nelson’s questioning about Floyd’s drug use, saying he saw no evidence of an overdose in the footage, as Floyd seemed to be breathing fine before police restrained him.

From Vox

On Thursday, Tobin took the stand and provided a detailed account of how Floyd died — including that Chauvin had placed more than 90 pounds on Floyd’s neck and that 85 percent of Floyd’s airways were restricted.

From Vox

Just because Floyd had enough oxygen to say “I can’t breathe” doesn’t mean he had enough to survive, Tobin said.

From Vox

Finally, it is summer and one other wine to enjoy outside around the barbeque would be the Tobin James Sauvignon Blanc.

From The Daily Beast

The motion was filed today by Goddard's legal representatives, the Weintraub/Tobin law firm, in the federal court in Hawaii.

From The Daily Beast

For a church that moves at a glacial pace, the murmurings of Bishops like Tobin are lightning fast and boldly subversive.

From The Daily Beast

Bishop Thomas Tobin stated that he was slightly “disappointed” that the pope had yet to speak out about the abortion.

From The Daily Beast

Does Tobin think Abbas has been faking support for two states since 1977—that is to say, for 36 years?

From The Daily Beast

In return, Joe instructed some of his original crew to report to Deever and Tobin.

From Project Gutenberg

Tobin and Deever would drive down the Missabini to the latter stream.

From Project Gutenberg

Tobin, ahead, kept a sharp lookout for obstructions and possible jams.

From Project Gutenberg

The reverse of Tobin, he was slow to anger, but knew no limit when aroused, as unruly lumber jacks found to their cost.

From Project Gutenberg

Tobin fired and wounded one, while three soldiers fired at once and brought down the other.

From Project Gutenberg