Translation for 'Marylander' from English to Slovak

Marylander

Marylandčan {m}

Marylander [female]

Marylandčanka {f}

• A Marylander is a person from the American state of Maryland.
• In the Marylander part of the formation, fossils of other eurypterids have been found, such as "Eurypterus remipes" or "Waeringopterus cumberlandicus" together with an indeterminate species of the ostracod "Leperditia".
• The creek was named after Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a former Marylander, and Frederick resident.
• After finding road blockades (carried out by Corvallis-based Cathedral Forest Action Group) were not an efficient form of protection against logging, Marylander Ron Huber and Washingtonian Mike Jakubal devised tree sitting as a more effective civil disobedience alternative.
• The "Daily Record" newspaper awarded Rolle in 2013 its Influential Marylander Award for his work on the History Channel's Brad Meltzer's "Decoded".

• He was named "Marylander of the Year" by "The Baltimore Sun" in 1998, with a citation that read: "Measured by professional accomplishments and contributions to his city and region, he is the Marylander of this decade."
• In 1999, Blaustein was named a "Marylander of the Century" by the Baltimore Sun.
• The Daily Record, the local legal and business newspaper, named Fenton as an "Influential Marylander".
• The Daily Record recognized Semmel as an "Influential Marylander" in an issue released March 29, 2019 and as a top 30 "Power in Higher Education" in 2022.
• His best performance in graded races that year was a second-place finish at the Marylander Handicap.

• Northrop was honored as an "Influential Marylander" and inducted into the "Circle of Influence" in 2019 by the "Daily Record".
• Erricka was named 2017's Marylander of the Year by "The Baltimore Sun".
• His father was of English descent, a fourth-generation Marylander.
• Hill has received a number of awards, including the Archdiocese of Baltimore's Mother Mary Lange Leadership Award, the Distinguished Black Marylander Award from Towson University, and the Outstanding Professional Achievement Spirit Award from the Columbia Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha.
• It would be another four decades until another Marylander, Elmer Henderson, was successful in arguing to the United States Supreme Court in 1950 that "...segregative dining practices on the railroads could not be equal".

• Jordan’s recent honors include being named as one of Fisk University’s Talented Tenth (2016), Purdue University Distinguished Women Scholar (2015-15), and Influential Marylander by the Daily Record (2015).
• She was the first woman and first Marylander to hold the position.
• The Maryland Colonization Society was founded in 1827, and its first president was the wealthy planter Charles Carroll of Carrollton, who was himself a Marylander and a substantial slaveholder.
• Trained by local Marylander J. William Boniface, Oliver's Twist won three of four races in the spring of his sophomore season.
• On November 15, 1811, Duvall was nominated by President James Madison to an associate justice seat on the Supreme Court of the United States vacated by fellow Marylander Samuel Chase.