Wyler

[ wahy-ler ]

noun

1. William, 1902–81, U.S. film director, born in Germany.

Example Sentences

When Wyler started the satellite telecom O3B in 2007, named for the “other three billion” unconnected customers he hoped to plug into the global conversation, there were fewer than 1,000 active satellites in Earth orbit.

From Quartz

Wyler added that while Chris Evans is a major figure in Hollywood, the reason for his participation is more about his passion for civic engagement and encouraging people to vote.

From Digiday

Since going remote, it has put on 20, and Wyler said she anticipates that her team will eventually get to the point of having one virtual event per week.

From Digiday

Wyler added that, commensurate with the reduction in production costs of the event, sponsorship fees have decreased a bit year over year, though she would not disclose by how much.

From Digiday

Business Insider's Grace Wyler, who followed the Kentucky senator around the Holy Land, has more of these wonderful photos.

From The Daily Beast

Directed by William Wyler, who is, if not the best director, one of the best.

From The Daily Beast

Wyler and other ex-members compare Jeffs to a dictator who rules by fear.

From The Daily Beast

Wyler says he stood up to Jeffs when he felt church leadership starting to eye his 12-year-old daughter.

From The Daily Beast