Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Walters, Barbara Born 1931. American television newscaster and reporter. After working for the National Broadcasting Company (1963-1976), she joined the American Broadcasting Company (1976-1979) and became the first woman to anchor the nightly news on network television.
Wiktionary
- n. A surname.
Etymologies
- From the given name Walter + the patronymic suffix -s. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“WALTERS (Walters, Sacramento Bee -- Column) -- The shrinking world of print journalism could have dire consequences for California.”
ScrippsNews - current events, culture, commentary, community
“I'm voting democrat because Barbara Walters is my idol and so is P. Diddy.”
“Irene Walters is a long distance runner and watch enthusiast with interests in sports memorabilia and watch collecting. casio digital watch casio digital watch”
“ELIZABETH BLAIR: Monica's mother, Marie Elena Walters, is indomitable.”
“Kelvin Walters, CCBP Class of 2010 and managing director of the Creole Restaurant & Supper Club, located in Harlem, said the program helped him focus on growth and provided a sounding board for ideas.”
“Thus, the plaintiffs in Walters v. Holder state a claim.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Health insurance mandate as a privacy right violation
“Walters is not of the "reveal everything" generation, even though ironically that's what she's made a career of getting others to do.”
Barbara Walters opens up about the strained relationship with her disabled sister
“The Adversary by Michael Walters is just about out in paperback.”
“As well as writing books, Michael Walters is a lively blogger: check out his writings here.”
“Franklin Walters (right) clean bugs off an ambulance at the Vidor Fire Department area in Vidor on Wednesday, September 13.”
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