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Steinberg

[ US /ˈstaɪnbɝɡ/ ]
NOUN
  1. United States cartoonist (born in Romania) noted for his caricatures of famous people (1914-1999)

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  • The extras are limited to a brief filmography for director Michael Steinberg, Stiles, and Patrick Muldoon.
  • In addition to his diagrammatic drawings of time and space, Saul Steinberg could render Fifth Avenue or the interior of a theater with a flourish of details that testified to his presence.
  • For modern instrument accounts of Mozart's Sonatas for Violin and Piano, Steinberg and Uchida go to the head of the class.
  • Steinberg directed Argonne's chemistry division from 1982 to 1988.
  • Leo Steinberg coined the phrase "flatbed picture plane" for the Rauschenbergs. NYT > Home Page
  • Our goal was not to oversaturate, not for her to be a star who flamed out, '' says agent Leigh Steinberg, with whom Strug signed right out of Atlanta. Nothin' But Blue Skies
  • Robert Einhorn, a senior U.S. official, has been in Beijing this week with a delegation from the Treasury and State departments to persuade China not to engage in, as Steinberg put it, "backfill. European oil companies pledge to end oil investment in Iran over nukes program
  • Some came through only in squiggly lines like Steinberg drawings. DEATH OF A NYMPH
  • For "The Waterdance," though, he wanted his filmschool friend Mike Steinberg to codirect: "There was a danger of me being too close to the material. Too Close To Home
  • In addition to his diagrammatic drawings of time and space, Saul Steinberg could render Fifth Avenue or the interior of a theater with a flourish of details that testified to his presence.
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