Lew

[ loo ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Lewis, Llewellyn, or Louis.

Example Sentences

“The world has lost two beautiful lights today, and we are heartbroken,” clergy and leadership at Washington Hebrew Congregation, where their father, attorney Lewis Wiener, known as “Lew” is president, wrote in a statement Wednesday.

From Washington Post

Lew, an e-commerce clothing buyer, keeps a year-round wishlist in her Amazon account and adds to it as items she needs come up, such as water bottles for her school-age children.

From Time

Occasionally Lew Wasserman, the chairman of MCA and one of Hitchcock's oldest friends, rings up just to see how he is.

From The Daily Beast

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew was questioned about the IMF reform funding at a Wednesday hearing of the Senate Budget Committee.

From The Daily Beast

This is not the work of a person interested in “curbing spending,” as Lew argues.

From The Daily Beast

Major General Lew MacKenzie relates perhaps a perfect example of thinking "outside the box."

From The Daily Beast

Pritzker makes Treasury Secretary Jack Lew look like an amateur.

From The Daily Beast

Lew Graham, handsomely dressed, told the big audience what came next on the program.

From Project Gutenberg

Once before it had been solemnly reported to him that 'the Drums were in a state of mutiny,' Jakin and Lew being the ringleaders.

From Project Gutenberg

Public feeling among the drummer-boys rose to fever pitch and the lives of Jakin and Lew became unenviable.

From Project Gutenberg

Jakin and Lew were attached to the Band as supernumeraries, though they would much have preferred being Company buglers.

From Project Gutenberg

Lew took possession of a cast-off water bottle, which naturally was full of canteen rum, and drank till he coughed again.

From Project Gutenberg