Whiteman

[hwahyt-muhn, wahyt-]

noun

1. Paul Pops, 1891–1967, U.S. orchestra conductor.

Example Sentences

Its general secretary, Paul Whiteman, said "unpredictable pupil demographic changes are making long-term school place planning increasingly difficult".

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Paul Whiteman, from the school leaders' union NAHT, said Ofsted was "perpetuating a high-stakes punitive regime" for teachers, and that the changes "should not go ahead in their current state".

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During the latter, a visibly emotional Preston captain Ben Whiteman laid a wreath in front of the travelling Liverpool supporters.

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Paul Whiteman, general secretary at school leaders' union NAHT, said schools alone could not address the causes of poor behaviour.

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Another fan, Holly Whiteman, said she "panic bought" Beyoncé tickets in a fan pre-sale on Ticketmaster, which were "way up in the nosebleeds" and cost £170 each, when she had initially set a budget of £100.

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