Dunham

[ duhn-uhm ]

noun

1. Katherine, 1910?–2006, U.S. dancer and choreographer.

Example Sentences

New technologies and the 2020 pandemic have led to a “greater focus on the need to drive optimal digital experiences for our customers,” says Dunham.

From Search Engine Land

According to Dunham, these solutions can be used for search-related activities as well.

From Search Engine Land

South Carolina’s shift to the electric chair is part of a wider trend, Dunham said.

From The Daily Beast

Dunham told The Washington Post by email Thursday, arguing that granting media access is not difficult.

From Washington Post

“That kind of criminal history is almost exclusively male,” Dunham said.

From Washington Post

I think a Lena Dunham does not think, “is this too much of me?”

From The Daily Beast

On the other end of the spectrum, there lies an artist like Lena Dunham, who engages in a flaunting of the flawed self.

From The Daily Beast

My editor called and said, “Do a column on this Lena Dunham flap!”

From The Daily Beast

Yet, after flipping through Not That Kind of Girl, I do begin to understand what “this Lena Dunham flap” is about.

From The Daily Beast

In “Barry,” an essay in Not That Kind of Girl, Dunham describes being sexually assaulted.

From The Daily Beast

"I should judge so," returned the girl, fixing the unhappy Dunham with her gaze.

From Project Gutenberg

Dunham stammered, but collected himself with praiseworthy dignity.

From Project Gutenberg

"He might get out some back way," she declared to Dunham in a nervous undertone.

From Project Gutenberg

Dunham had for some years been aware that his height was six feet.

From Project Gutenberg

He pushed up his spectacles and looked questioningly at Dunham.

From Project Gutenberg