Rabe

[ reyb ]

noun

1. David (William), born 1940, U.S. playwright.

Example Sentences

"I love sautéed broccoli rabe," she said.

From Salon

David E. Kelley’s new adaptation of the Scott Turow legal thriller — following the 1990 film — has an enticing cast: Jake Gyllenhaal as the prosecutor suspected of murder, played originally by Harrison Ford; Ruth Negga and Bill Camp as his wife and his boss; as well as Elizabeth Marvel, Lily Rabe and Peter Sarsgaard.

From New York Times

When the two finally have their hospital room confrontation, Rabe and Lange wring every sorry, angry truth from the scene.

From Los Angeles Times

Cleaning up groundwater pollution is costly, said Anne Rabe, environmental policy director at the New York Public Interest Research Group, a non-profit that works on environmental issues, including leaking underground storage tanks.

From Seattle Times

“You really have to do extensive testing to determine when these underground storage tanks are leaking and take immediate action or every week it spreads and spreads, and that increases the cost of remediation,” Rabe said.

From Seattle Times