Silverberg

[ sil-ver-burg ]

noun

1. Robert, born 1935, U.S. science-fiction writer.

Example Sentences

“I frankly thought the cube market was dying,” said Brian Silverberg, who sells refurbished and used office furniture with his brother, Mark, in their store, the Furniture X-Change in North Brunswick, N.J.

From New York Times

Samantha Silverberg, a deputy infrastructure implementation coordinator at the White House, said in an email that Biden is delivering “long-overdue projects to modernize Northeast Corridor,” and characterized the administration’s investment as a “game changer” for the rail line.

From Scientific American

Such writers “became our first responders,” the veteran editor Ira Silverberg wrote on Instagram after Mr. Denneny’s death.

From Washington Post

"We didn't design it for that purpose," Silverberg said, but "it might be possible" to use it for that purpose.

From Reuters

Silverberg said the data platform could also help researchers working in other disease areas understand which patients are most at risk and the impact of medications.

From Reuters