Zangwill

[ zang-wil ]

noun

1. Israel, 1865–1926, English novelist and playwright.

Example Sentences

With the right measures in place, campuses can operate with an acceptable degree of safety, Dr. Kenneth Zangwill, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, said in the statement.

From Los Angeles Times

The cause was complications from a broken hip, said a son, Lane Zangwill.

From Washington Post

Less than two decades after Zangwill’s question the die was cast.

From New York Times

“He was a brilliant intuitionist” who “gave depth and intellectual coherence to an entire field,” said Andrew Zangwill, a physics professor at Georgia Tech, who is writing a biography of Dr. Anderson.

From New York Times

As the author Israel Zangwill put it, “There is no getting into the future, except by waiting.”

From The New Yorker