Mandel

[ man-dl, man-del ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

In fact, a few months into his Senate run, in February 2022, surveys of the GOP primary showed Vance polling in the single digits, trailing both businessman Mike Gibbons and Joshua Mandel, a onetime moderate who’d become an early imitator of Trump’s provocative style.

From Slate

He called him “JP – JD Mandel,” confusing Vance with another Republican, Josh Mandel, who ran against Vance in the primary.

From Salon

“If this motion passes,” Mandel added, “not only will we lose many Jewish and Israel-supporting members, but the negative P.R. that will result will be tremendous,” including potential harm to candidates that the union is endorsing for the Board of Education.

From Los Angeles Times

He was joined onstage by Cowell and his fellow judges Heidi Klum, Sofía Vergara and Howie Mandel, as well as host Terry Crews.

From Los Angeles Times

Howie Mandel clarifies that his wife was not drunk when he found her in a pool of blood — she was high on edibles when she fell after a night out in Las Vegas.

From Los Angeles Times