Proper noun
Zeitz (plural Zeitzes)
A surname.
According to Zeitz, "the greater Lincoln grew in death, the greater they grew for having known him so well, and so intimately, in life. Source: Internet
In 2016, historian Josh Zeitz that, "by focusing incessantly on racially coded issues like crime and urban unrest, Nixon signaled to white voters that he offered a respectable alternative to Wallace." Source: Internet
As there was only authority for payment of one presidential secretary (Nicolay), Hay was appointed to a post in the Interior Department at $1,600 per year,According to Zeitz, $1,500. Source: Internet
Five supervisors voted against bonding: William Zeitz (9th District), Loretta Baughan (10th District), Kirby Crosby (13th District), Michael Loka (16th District), and Carl Vander Sanden (20th District). Source: Internet
The Hugh Masekela Gallery forms part of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art (MOCAA) in Cape Town’s Silo District and will work to tell African stories through African art. Source: Internet
“We wish we could have come in a time of joy instead of grief,” Rabbi Mordechai Zeitz, rabbi emeritus of Congregation Beth Tikvah, told members of the mosque. Source: Internet