Hirsch

[ hursh ]

noun

1. John Stephen, 1930–1989, Canadian stage director, born in Hungary.

Example Sentences

Hirsch has been one of the most vocal critics of the room-temperature superconductivity claim.

From Science News

I finally managed to persuade the lady from the Social Security office to record “Hirsch” as the baby’s last name and, no, she didn’t need to talk to my husband first.

From Time

I get asked for my birth name and then get strange looks when I reply, “Hirsch.”

From Time

For acneic skin, Hirsch likes Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant.

From Washington Post

One of the most problematic myths, according to Hirsch, is that you should exfoliate dry, flaky skin.

From Washington Post

Hirsch believes MBP stems from the competition among Hasidic rabbis to “demonstrate one segment is holier than another.”

From The Daily Beast

“When it comes to something mundane, like kosher laws, their pronouncements may be absurd, but so be it,” says Hirsch.

From The Daily Beast

“The phone has been ringing off the hook,” said Drew Hirsch, an employee at DVF's Meatpacking District store.

From The Daily Beast

Valor – Actor Emile Hirsch chose this upstanding name for his son.

From The Daily Beast

Eventually Steve Hirsch [head of Vivid] asked if I would be lead counsel and I would select whomever I wanted to work with me.

From The Daily Beast

The proofs of his connection with the police were very soon obtained, and Herr Hirsch, from that time, absented himself.

From Project Gutenberg

Another agent was a commercial clerk named Hirsch, who, however, had already been denounced as a spy on his arrival.

From Project Gutenberg

Hirsch, Siegfried, born in 1816, studied history under the celebrated historian Ranke.

From Project Gutenberg

The other had one day to return home, on account of the illness of his mother, and Hirsch soon followed him.

From Project Gutenberg

Erna Stolberg was staying there alone under the name of Madame Hirsch!

From Project Gutenberg