Nieman

[ nee-muhn; Polish nye-men ]

noun

1. Polish name of Neman.

Example Sentences

Caro spent the Nieman year immersed in study—reading, taking classes, attending lectures—about government and urban planning.

From The Daily Beast

He was a 2014 Nieman Fellow for Journalism at Harvard University.

From The Daily Beast

As the Nieman Report concluded, a lack of diversity has a simple outcome: “bad journalism.”

From The Daily Beast

Indeed, the Harvard graduate was recruited as a candidate to run the Nieman Foundation.

From The Daily Beast

Of the Nieman Marcus group, yes, and he was a well-known and rather very rabid liberal.

From Project Gutenberg

Not till after Walther sang: Nieman kan mit gerten kindes zuht beherten.

From Project Gutenberg

At eight or nine o'clock he was seen with Kunze driving to the cottage, and he was afterward seen in Nieman's saloon with Kunze.

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We find the great German tenor, Albert Nieman, singing the grand opera roles at eighteen.

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