Seversky

[ suh-ver-skee ]

noun

1. Al·ex·an·der Pro·co·fi·eff de [al-ig-, zan, -der pr, uh, -, koh, -fee-ef d, uh], 1894–1974, U.S. airplane designer, manufacturer, and writer; born in Russia.

Example Sentences

Amid the pandemic, Rinsky and his co-partner Bryan Seversky expanded OJM into a clothing company that specializes in comfort wear, like T-shirts, hats and sweaters.

From Salon

As for Seversky’s thoughts on why OJM’s deli-themed apparel have been a major hit amongst consumers, he said that delicore, as a whole, celebrates a persevering, widely-loved industry.

From Salon

“When you have a piece of clothing that is the branding of the deli, it’s almost like wearing a sports jersey or a band shirt,” Seversky said.

From Salon

She recounted her escape from Sviatohirsk in early summer: making her way over the bridge spanning the Seversky Donets River as fires raged on all sides, sheltering for a few nights in a 16th century monastery, eventually finding safety to the west.

From Los Angeles Times

A Ukrainian soldier atop an abandoned Russian tank on May 25 in the Seversky Donets river as he tries to salvage an abandoned heavy machine gun.

From New York Times