Newhouse

[ noo-hous, nyoo- ]

noun

1. Samuel I(rving), 1895–1979, U.S. publisher.

Example Sentences

Nibi - who was raised in captivity - became the subject of a legal case over whether she would have to be released into the wild or could remain at the Newhouse Wildlife Rescue.

From BBC

In a statement on Facebook, Newhouse Wildlife Rescue said they were "beyond grateful" for the governor's actions.

From BBC

“We’re excited to share that we have issued a permit for Nibi to remain in Newhouse’s care, continuing to educate the public about this important species.”

From BBC

In a piece for the Observer on Sunday, Mr Porter says Conde Nast’s owner, Si Newhouse, agreed to close down the case “out of respect for the grieving father”.

From BBC

“Any sort of more moderate position would definitely impact the coverage on Fox News ... which would have an impact on their financial state,” said Anthony Adornato, chair of the broadcast and digital journalism department at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

From Los Angeles Times