Übersetzung für 'wor' von Englisch nach Deutsch

wor {pron} [coll.] [North East England] [our]

unser

• In 2007, Spong won the SLAMM world title up to 79 kg by defeating the Thai Yodchai Wor Petchpun via first-round TKO. In the following match, he defeated the Belarusian Dmitry Shakuta.
• Lowell worked for WOR (AM) radio station in New York City in 1934.
• Helen Ward (September 19, 1916 – April 21, 1998) was an American jazz singer. She appeared on radio broadcasts with WOR and WNYC and worked as a staff musician at WNYC.
• In May 2007, Malzberg replaced Lionel as an evening host on WOR in New York and on the nationally syndicated WOR Radio Network.
• In Oct. 1934 Moore managed to work out a deal with WOR in Manhattan for $1500 a week. The deal launched Transradio into the largest radio market in the country.

• Van Voorhis became a broadcaster late in the 1920s. On radio, he worked for station WOR and the CBS and NBC networks.
• Gold says that growing up in New York impacted his broadcasting career because there were over two hundred radio stations in the area. He worked at WOR and WNEW, where he learned the business.
• He graduated from Syracuse University's S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism. and also worked in radio at WOR-AM in New York City.
• The People are Wakhani or Xik and speak the Wakhi or Xik-wor Language. Religiously they are Muslims.
• She began working on the air for WOR November 21, 1939.

• The following year, Kiner, Lindsey Nelson, and Bob Murphy began broadcasting the games of the expansion New York Mets on WOR-TV in New York City.
• Samhaine comes back through the portal, declaring himself to be a monster of his father’s own creation. Wor agrees, and apologizes, saying that he’ll atone by burning down his mansion and abandoning the machines that give him eternal life.
• At age seventeen, Ally Acker became the first woman to obtain a First Class Radiotelephone Operator license through the FCC, enabling the operation of radio transmitters. WOR AM radio in New York hired her at age eighteen to become their first female engineer.
• WOR was once the flagship station of the now-defunct WOR Radio Network.
• Simpson worked as a TV and radio personality. In December 1953, she began hosting a radio program titled "The Sloan Simpson Show" on WOR, a radio station in New York City.

• In 1942 Gladstone left WHN to become a news broadcaster for WOR (AM) with whom he remained until his retirement 32 years later in 1974.
• A live show airing six days a week on WOR 710, Colameco became the host in 2006, replacing short runs by Tyler Florence in 2005 and Rocco DiSpirito in 2004.