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trib.

American  

abbreviation

  1. tributary.


Example Sentences

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Sometimes, a middling verdict can be more of an insult, and the Trib’s critic points to Carmy’s “chaos” menu as the problem.

From Salon

“As we look toward the Trib’s next phase of growth, I more than anyone recognize the vital importance of having the right leader in place for this time,” Mr. Smith said in a statement.

From New York Times

Teachers will now use their discretion on whether to keep TVs turned off, show the newscast, or show patriotic videos on events such as Veterans Day or the attack on Pearl Harbor, Trib Live reported.

From Fox News

Ramshaw counts herself among them; she left the Trib in 2020 to found a new nonprofit news organization, the 19th, which covers the intersection of gender, politics and society.

From Washington Post

The Trib’s new editor is Sewell Chan, most recently at the Los Angeles Times, where he was the top opinion-side editor, and previously at the New York Times and The Washington Post.

From Washington Post