Perlman

[ purl-muhn ]

noun

1. I·tzhak [ee, -tsahk, it, -zahk], born 1945, U.S. violinist, born in Israel.

Perlman

/ ˈpɜːlmən /

noun

1. PerlmanItzhak1945MIsraeliMUSIC: violinist Itzhak (ˈɪtzæk). born 1945, Israeli violinist; plays seated because of polio

Example Sentences

Even side effects that were uncommon during clinical trials may affect a relatively large number of people once vaccines are widely distributed, Perlman says.

From Time

There are bound to be more side effects observed and reported by the general population than are uncovered during a clinical trial, Perlman says.

From Time

When millions of people get vaccinated every single day, some are bound to experience health problems following but unrelated to the vaccine, Perlman says.

From Time

Perlman said he also sees opportunity to increase the product licensing business for the brands, which was a growth goal for Bonnier in 2020.

From Digiday

Perlman joined the faculty of City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley, in 1973 and received tenure five years later.

From MIT Technology Review

One of the more positive parts of your personal life is your marriage to Opal Stone Perlman, which has lasted over three decades.

From The Daily Beast

Second only to Ron Perlman as Vincent, I'd say, but then, I'm prejudiced.

From The Daily Beast

The state called about 17 witnesses, all of whom had similar experiences to that of Perlman.

From Project Gutenberg