Sokolsky

Proper noun

Meaning

Sokolsky (plural Sokolskys)

A surname from Russian.

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Examples

But as Arts and Entertainment Editor Bob Sokolsky points out, this is the 21st century and the Donna Reed/Robert Young families have left the building. Source: Internet

And somewhat surprisingly, Arts and Entertainment Editor Bob Sokolsky observes, Kathleen Parker and Eliot Spitzer are among those in jeopardy. Source: Internet

Arness, Sokolsky notes, never won the prestige and fame attached to such other western stars as John Wayne and Randolph Scott. Source: Internet

But this time, Sokolsky says, somebody may have made a mistake because "this film is actually good." Source: Internet

It didn't begin with "Thelma and Louise" but Arts and Entertainment Editor Bob Sokolsky says that movie got a lot of producers thinking about new "buddy films." Source: Internet

Like a first act Sokolsky says doesn't run all that long; it just seems to. Source: Internet

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