Eastman

[ eest-muhn ]

noun

1. George, 1854–1932, U.S. philanthropist and inventor in the field of photography.
2. Max For·res·ter [fawr, -, uh, -ster, for, -], 1883–1969, U.S. editor and writer.

Eastman

/ ˈiːstmən /

noun

1. EastmanGeorge18541932MUSBUSINESS: manufacturer of photographic equipment George. 1854–1932, US manufacturer of photographic equipment: noted for the introduction of roll film and developments in colour photography

Example Sentences

Eastman, then a professor and former law school dean at Chapman University, had written that Pence could exercise unprecedented powers over the certification process.

From Washington Post

Eastman confirmed his membership and declined to answer further questions.

From ProPublica

Enemy Swim’s staff considered the school one of the best in the BIE, Eastman said.

From ProPublica

I didn’t have anything to show Coach Eastman at first, so I started a blog.

From Washington Post

The company that makes Tritan Renew, Eastman, uses a proprietary process that breaks the old stuff down to its molecules before reforming it to achieve the strength, transparency, and shine you expect from a Nalgene.

From Popular-Science

To use a relatively benign example, they are to the Pentagon what Silicon Valley startups were to Eastman Kodak.

From The Daily Beast

(The new Aetna drivotrainerfilm series) Eastman color.Drivavision.

From Project Gutenberg

(Introduction to biology, unit 1:Characteristics of living things)Eastman color.

From Project Gutenberg

During the few days, while they yet remained at Mrs. Eastman's, very few events occurred which are worth recording.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Eastman stroked the sheet with her white, jewelled hand before she replied.

From Project Gutenberg

"I wish you'd stop calling me a 'cross party' the whole time, Johnny Eastman," replied Dotty, shaking her elbows.

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