Stewart English

Meaning Stewart meaning

What does Stewart mean?

Stewart

— noun Scottish philosopher and follower of Thomas Reid (1753-1828)

— noun United States film actor who portrayed incorruptible but modest heros (1908-1997)

Synonyms Stewart synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Stewart?

Stewart English » English

Jimmy Stewart

James Maitland Stewart

Dugald Stewart

Examples Stewart examples

How do I use Stewart in a sentence?

Simple sentences

During lunch in the hotel dining room, the girl named Stella collapsed, and when Dr. Stewart examined the body he said.

Movie subtitles

My name is Smith, Stewart Smith.

Smith, Stewart Smith.

Miss Montgomery, Mr. Stewart Smith.

None of your ideas could be goofy, Stewart, if they concern me.

Stewart and I are married.

You ought to get some new ties, Stewart.

Of course I am, Stewart.

Oh, Stewart, please.

Is it true, Stewart?

Stewart, we're all waiting for you.

Oh, Stewart!

This is Derek Stewart.

Mr. Stewart?

Don't you start anything, Stewart!

My name's Smith, Stewart Smith.

Miss Montgomery, Mr Stewart Smith.

Stewart, please.

A pleasure, Mr. Stewart.

I'd like any ship, Mr. Stewart.

Given the altitude of Polaris, could you find your latitude, Mr. Stewart?

Perhaps Mr. Stewart means that it's like that lantern, sir.

Stewart doesn't know his problem.

What seems to be the trouble, Mr. Stewart?

I thought we'd go to Stewart's, if that's agreeable.

This is the Hotel Stewart in Fresno, isn't it?

This is our son, Stewart.

Stewart wanted to see Admiral Carey and his staff at work.

No, she and Stewart went to town, haven't got back yet.

Me and Stewart.

Not Stewart. I married Freddie.

A woman in the building, an Ann Stewart, apartment 421.

Miss Ann Stewart?

Stewart. 421.

Lethbridge Stewart is asking for more troops.

Lethbridge Stewart.

Lethbridge Stewart here, sir.

News and current affairs

In 2000, Stewart Mayhew, Assistant Chief Economist at the US Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Economic Analysis, surveyed the extensive literature on this topic.

And, for several years, American liberals have looked to Jon Stewart, another comic talent, for critical political commentary.