De Forest
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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Yet when De Forest rented a theater in 1923 to demonstrate several sound shorts, studio heads showed no interest.
Last month, The New York Times critic Roberta Smith reviewed the show of Mr. De Forest’s work favorably, saying it “booms forth” from the gallery’s website.
From New York Times
Far from regionalist, or parochial, De Forest’s works reveal an artist who viewed the styles of early modernism as building blocks and used them so inventively that we barely notice.
From New York Times
As a field, Dr. De Forest said, bloodstain-pattern analysis still has the potential to be informative, but only when practiced correctly by those with adequate scientific education.
From New York Times
De Forest shared that throughout her decades-long career, Russell always remained grateful for the chance to take on “His Girl Friday.”
From Fox News
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