Proper noun
Reith (plural Reiths)
A surname.
"I admit to what may be an obtrusive curiosity.” "The quality signifies an active mind,” said Reith. Jack Vance
First, the interviewer, Sarah Reith, KZYX News Director, was far from objective. Source: Internet
I will in particular engage with his criticism of the European Convention on Human Rights and the Strasbourg Court, the subject matter of his third Reith lecture, entitled Human Rights and Wrongs. Source: Internet
Although the corporation retains the public service ethos developed by Lord Reith in its first 1920s Charter, the vast range of BBC business in the 21st century makes it a dominant force in nearly every sector of UK and international media. Source: Internet
"China remains the focal point for many given that it consumes roughly 30 percent of the world's smartphones," IDC Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Device Tacker program vice president Ryan Reith said in a release. Source: Internet
May 9, 2018 - 1:00pmbusiness/agricultureAVOCA, Minn. — A chorus of bellars arose from the Big Slough Waterfowl Production Area Friday morning as cattle farmers Travis and Cory Reith. Source: Internet