Cushman

[ koosh-muhn ]

noun

1. Charlotte Saun·ders [sawn, -derz, sahn, -], 1816–76, U.S. actress.

Example Sentences

“Historically, the South Bay industrial real estate market has been extremely tight and this will allow a ton of new inventory and capacity that should help the market by providing more warehouse and distribution space around the port,” said real estate broker Mike Condon Jr. of Cushman & Wakefield, who helped manage the process of selecting a development partner for Phillips 66.

From Los Angeles Times

In 1967, an unlikely American duo of Charlie Cushman, a hitchhiker, and Herbert “Skip” Cole, a postgraduate student, were sent around the country by the antiquities department, to gather up some of the heritage.

From BBC

Mr Cushman and Mr Cole’s mission originated from an assignment by Kenneth C Murray, a British colonial art teacher, who was a key figure in Nigeria’s museum history.

From BBC

The journals that Mr Cushman kept are all that survive from the trip.

From BBC

“It was an incredible opportunity to spend - what was it, two weeks? - to venture into small enclaves and villages in south-eastern Nigeria,” Mr Cushman, now 90, told me.

From BBC