Cohan

[ koh-han, koh-han ]

noun

1. George M(ichael), 1878–1942, U.S. actor, playwright, and producer.

Example Sentences

Fred Tomaselli: Current Events is on display at James Cohan Gallery, 533 West 26th Street, in New York City until June 14.

From The Daily Beast

In one of the biggest “gets” of the book, Cohan interviews Robert Steel, who was the chairman of Dukes?

From The Daily Beast

And she especially enjoys spending time with cast mates Lauren Cohan and Steven Yeun.

From The Daily Beast

Instead of freaking out before her double mastectomy, Deb Cohan decided to dance.

From The Daily Beast

That was an assessment shared by others he knew on Wall Street, Cohan says—though apparently not everyone sees Bain that way.

From The Daily Beast

How proud his parents must feel to be the authors of such a fascinating book as Georgie Cohan!

From Project Gutenberg

Cohan stood about five miles back from the front-line trenches and so was under frequent artillery fire.

From Project Gutenberg

He skipped in advance like some degenerate twentieth century faun, playing on his pipes the unmitigated melodies of George Cohan.

From Project Gutenberg

But Miss Cohan asserted her good spirits a little too boisterously for the picture.

From Project Gutenberg

George Cohan was making psychology practical and profitable when he introduced the flag and flag-songs into his musical comedies.

From Project Gutenberg