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Aldridge
[ awl-drij ]
noun
- Ira Frederick the African Roscius, 1804?–67, U.S. actor, primarily in Europe.
Example Sentences
The decision to move on from Aldridge should not be interpreted that he has been a “problem” for the team, said Popovich, but rather both sides have decided it is in his best interest.
At first, word began circling that Aldridge and the Spurs were not always on the same page and the team reportedly looked into trading him in the summer of 2017.
By October of that year, though, he agreed to a contract extension, and Popovich said in January 2018 that Aldridge had been “fantastic” after the team changed the way it was deploying him.
Re-integrating Aldridge, who didn’t play in the bubble, has meant slowing down a bit again this season, but the Spurs have stayed small and spread out, and they’ve been better off for it.
This will be much more difficult to do without Aldridge, who propped up a unit that checked in only slightly above-average anyway.
Off the job, Aldridge is happily married to Kings of Leon front man Caleb Followill.
Lily Aldridge, the third and final cover model, has an extremely impressive resume.
The 50th anniversary cover features Chrissy Teigen (right), Nina Agdal (left), and Lily Aldridge (center).
The Daily Pic: In Miami, Laura Aldridge recuts painting's cloth.
British fashion photographer Miles Aldridge credits luck for the reason he became a photographer.
"I am sure you may do that," interrupted Aldridge with respectful emphasis.
In a little while Aldridge took his leave, and Grey was left alone.
Before its extinction it had held in 1821, at Aldridge's Repository, the first national agricultural show.
His name was Ira Aldridge, and scandal said he was the dresser of some great actor whom he used to imitate.
And supposing such is the case,” said Tom Aldridge, taking up the cudgels, “what then?
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