Cleve

[ kley-vuh kleev ]

noun

1. Per Te·o·dor [pa, r, , tey, -aw-daw, r], 1840–1905, Swedish chemist.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

“This election is pivotal because it's not just the fact that you now have two presidential candidates who are looking at this whole web3/DeFi conversation from a U.S. competitiveness space, so we're going to have a reset regardless of who wins the presidency,” said Cleve Mesidor, founder of the National Policy Network of Women of Color in Blockchain and executive director of the Blockchain Foundation.

From Salon

"Politics in the Philippines is very much a moral exercise. Therefore, voters look to their religious leaders for guidance," political scientist Cleve Arguelles told BBC News.

From BBC

Those earlier Gay Freedom Days were controlled by the proprietors of San Francisco’s many gay bars, who made the central march a kind of glorified bar crawl, says gay activist Cleve Jones, who was serving as an intern for recently elected city supervisor Harvey Milk.

From Slate

I’d also scheduled an interview with Cleve Jones—a longtime activist, a magnificent storyteller, and Harvey Milk’s former intern.

From Slate

When Cleve and I sat down to talk, he told me about all the San Francisco gay bars he remembered from the 1970s: a cowboy bar for line dancing; a place where lesbians played pool and got in fights; a “whole district” of leather bars; and his favorite, the Stud, where the hippie kids hung out.

From Slate