Weinberger

[ wahyn-bur-ger ]

/ ˈwaɪn bɜr gər /

Caspar W(illard)Cap, 1917–2006, U.S. government official: Secretary of Defense 1981–87.

Ja·ro·mir

[yahr-uh-meer] /ˈyɑr əˌmɪər/, 1896–1967, Czech composer, in the U.S.

Examples from the Web for weinberger

“RR—All of us tell everyone in our shops to shut up,” Weinberger recorded the president saying.
How the Reagan White House Bungled Its Response to Iran-Contra Revelations|Malcolm Byrne|November 3, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Weinberger expressed surprise at how many missiles had been traded.
How the Reagan White House Bungled Its Response to Iran-Contra Revelations|Malcolm Byrne|November 3, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Weinberger helped stare down the Soviet Union without the need to commit major forces to battle.
Chuck Hagel’s Experience as a Soldier Uniquely Qualifies Him to Head Defense|Matt Pottinger|January 5, 2013|DAILY BEAST
The late Cap Weinberger nearly went to jail for having kept a journal.
Oval Office Confidential|Christopher Buckley|October 5, 2009|DAILY BEAST

Weinberger was secretary of defense and a social peer of the Bush family.
Will Rove Get a Pardon?|Paul Alexander|November 26, 2008|DAILY BEAST
Presently Weinberger and Kustler arrived, and we three, after inspecting the prisoners, retired to a little distance to consult.
Under the Red Crescent|Charles S. Ryan
Mary Louise longed to ask when the honeymooners would be back, but she hesitated because Mrs. Weinberger looked so gloomy.
The Mystery of the Secret Band|Edith Lavell
“I think that bleached-blond chorus girl took them,” observed Miss Weinberger.
The Mystery of the Secret Band|Edith Lavell
Mrs. Weinberger acknowledged the introduction, but she did not smile.
The Mystery of the Secret Band|Edith Lavell
“Miss Stoddard thinks Miss Weinberger eloped this afternoon,” she announced.
The Mystery of the Secret Band|Edith Lavell