Proper noun
Horovitz (plural Horovitzes)
A surname.
It may not be a perfect solution for him, but it’s emphatically better than the two other alternatives — staying away or looking silly,” writes Times of Israel editor David Horovitz. Source: Internet
David Horovitz examines the fresh challenges facing Israel as it seeks to maintain and widen relations with its neighbors, and protect itself against the threat posed by Iran and other Islamist forces, amid the current Middle East turmoil. Source: Internet
Dr. Len Horovitz, a pulmonary specialist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, agreed. Source: Internet
In 1993, The (Boston) Phoenix reported that 10 women said they had been sexually abused or harassed by Horovitz, seven of them at the Gloucester Stage Company. Source: Internet
Horovitz, then 20, was shot through his left ear and right eye. Source: Internet
"She beats women that are going to college next year to play D-I college golf," Horovitz says. Source: Internet