Sandor

¹

[ san-der ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Sándor

²

[ shahn-dawr, shan- ]

noun

1. Györ·gy [jawr, -jee], 1911–2005, U.S. pianist, born in Hungary.

Example Sentences

In designing its program, the Council of Governments consulted Beth Sandor, who heads the Built for Zero program at Community Solutions, a nonprofit that promotes the concept nationally.

From Los Angeles Times

Sandor Szarvas, a voter in that category, turned out to hear Mr. Magyar speak in Bicske, a small town near Felcsut.

From New York Times

To begin to understand the effects of culinary traditions and individual creativity on microbiomes, we partnered with Sandor Katz, a fermentation practitioner based in Tennessee.

From Salon

Sandor Csintalan, both a former ally and critic of Viktor Orban, speaks of "a constant need to radicalise himself", which places him apart from other European conservatives.

From BBC

He’d been lacto-fermenting vegetables into sauerkraut and kimchi for a while, then expanded into mold-based ferments such as koji and tempeh, thanks in part to a book called “Koji Alchemy” and then a residency with fermentation guru Sandor Katz.

From Seattle Times