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Robbins
[ rob-inz ]
noun
- Frederick C(hapman), 1916–2003, U.S. physician: Nobel Prize 1954.
- Jerome, 1918–1998, U.S. dancer and choreographer.
Robbins
/ ˈrɒbɪnz /
noun
- RobbinsJerome19181998MUSDANCE: ballet dancerDANCE: choreographer Jerome . 1918–98, US ballet dancer and choreographer. He choreographed the musicals The King and I (1951) and West Side Story (1957)
Example Sentences
Robbins is promoting a January viral “testing blitz” to help keep the campus safe.
The letter also criticized Reilly and Robbins for disciplining a reporter for seeking to question Pompeo afterward.
Every night before he sleeps, Robbins places his hand into his son’s.
Robbins listened as the man described his daughter’s loss of hope — with so many still dying from the virus, protests in the streets, America at war with itself.
Robbins said he hopes to be able to test every person on campus daily by January.
But I trusted Tony Robbins could sort me out on both fronts.
Like Robbins and the Rockefellers, speaking out against the source of family wealth becomes a source of authority.
But for Reynolds and Robbins, obeying their consciences came with a price tag.
The classes are so much fun Robbins says she tries to go every day.
The next day, Agent Gomez called Arambula to meet him at their usual place, a Baskin Robbins in El Paso.
The finest morning we have yet had: the Robbins, & blue Birds singing all around us.
But Weld was still silent, and not a sound came from either side until old Robbins spoke up.
At first he merely asked Robbins to lend him a shilling, and Robbins merely replied that he would do no such thing.
A ring was immediately formed round Urquhart and Robbins, which I had the pleasure of breaking up.
I got to know of this affair through Robbins' backing up of Cocky, and telling Urquhart that nobody was afraid of him.
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