Boyer

[ bwa-yey ]

noun

1. Jean Pierre [zhah, n, pye, r], 1776–1850, Haitian political leader: president 1818–43.

Boyer

/ bwaje /

noun

1. BoyerCharles18991978MFrenchFILMS AND TV: actor Charles (ʃarl), known as the Great Lover . 1899–1978, French film actor

Example Sentences

Other Penn State authors are Wei Zhi, former assistant research professor of civil and environmental engineering at Penn State and currently a professor in Hohai University in China; Jiangtao Liu, a doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering; Elizabeth Boyer, professor of environmental science; Chaopeng Shen, professor of water resources engineering; and Xiaofeng Liu, associate professor of civil engineering.

From Science Daily

Sell comes out strong against Altadena-born Tristan Boyer in the semis, winning the first set 6-4 as his wife and coach cheer him on from the stands.

From Los Angeles Times

Boyer is seven years his junior, and Sell struggles to return Boyer’s oppressive flat serve, winning only the first game of the second set.

From Los Angeles Times

He regains his confidence and they go 6-6 in the third before Boyer wins the tiebreaker 7-4 with a second serve down the middle.

From Los Angeles Times

Tyler Boyer, who serves as the chief operating officer of Turning Point Action, described a major data-sharing operation between the Trump campaign and Turning Point at a September event with Meshawn Maddock, who served as a Michigan GOP co-chair and a fake elector for Trump, and Shane Trejo, a GOP operative infamous for calling white supremacists at Charlottesville “civil rights heroes.”

From Salon