Hirsch

[ hursh ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

Lauren Hirsch covers Wall Street, including M&A, executive changes, board strife and policy moves affecting business.

From New York Times

Hirsch riffs on the different approaches taken by “The Fury” stars Kirk Douglas and John Cassavetes: Douglas, who attacked his role with vim, came in hot but fizzled in later takes, while it took Cassavetes, who often booked acting jobs to help pay for the movies he wanted to make himself, about 10 takes to get loose.

From Los Angeles Times

Among those that bought into the firm are Arch Capital Group, BTG Pactual and Iconiq Investment Management; Bloomberg reports that Ackman peers including Marc Lasry and Doug Hirsch also bought in.

From New York Times

The attorney general for the District of Columbia has reached a $40 million settlement with the billionaire Bitcoin investor Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy, the software company he founded, over tax fraud, DealBook’s Lauren Hirsch is first to report.

From New York Times

Says Hirsch: "Primates and many other mammals travel long distances every day in search for food, making it almost impossible to replicate their real-world navigation challenges in a lab."

From Science Daily