How to pronounce “gladstone” in English

'Gladstone!'

'Gladstone?'

'Gladstone,' Quiff said, handing me a blank business card with a handwritten phone number.

But Gladstone wasn't convinced.

'Wayne Gladstone?'

So Gladstone gets out of prison.

of Gladstones in the world who know a lot about politics, but not much about technology.

these Gladstones. But we have to find a compromise between the Gladstones and the Faradays-- the people who know a lot about tech

And Faraday were showing Gladstone the invention of electricity, which Gladstone hadn't seen before.

I'm Max Gladstone.

'I thought Gladstone was just blowing himself again.'

And what Anonymous tells Gladstone in this book is that they kept making the book.

or the Gladstone-Disraeli Debate, you had political leaders who absorbed a lot of facts, and then presented them

I'm here to introduce Max Gladstone.

I'm a science administrator at the Gladstone Institutes and a faculty member in the cognitive sciences at UC Berkeley.

is a senior investigator at the Gladstone Institutes and a professor in human genetics and biostatistics at UCSF.

Our guest today is Brooke Gladstone.

Please join me in welcoming Brooke Gladstone.

the great British Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone, you left feel-feeling that you had met the smartest person in the world, but after meeting his rival Benjamin Disraeli,

And our duty-- whether we're Gladstones, or Faradays, or just citizens-- is to try and understand what the implications of that are for future of politics.

And I'm just so incredibly proud of Lily Gladstone.

Hi, I'm Max Gladstone.

Book One follows the story of a character named Gladstone, Semitically handsome, mid-'30s New Yorker, who follows rumors that there's someone who still online.

'We need you, Gladstone.'

I have a job to do.'" That's when Gladstone gets arrested.

So when Gladstone gets out of prison, he goes to Farmer's Market in LA, and he sees now signs of a successful movement,

'So, Gladstone,' Quiff said.

'You're a suspect, Gladstone,' he said.

'No, Gladstone, you're probably right.

Grow up, Gladstone.

And Ms. Gladstone has served as NPR's media correspondent, Russian reporter, and senior editor of both "Weekend Edition" and "All Things Considered."

and I was on on the media with Brook Gladstone and she said after having read my blog post she said you fell in love

Yeah, I was wearing a Lily Gladstone sweater.

Today we're going to kick off our new initiative coming out from the Gladstone Institutes called Open Classroom Talks, where we send our scientists outside to Bay Area

So there's a lot of reasons to be here and learn something at this Gladstone Open Classroom.

He's interested in Gladstone's investigation.

'Eventful first day out of prison, Gladstone.'

'If you're going to be the Messiah, Gladstone, you need to think more than no moves ahead.

'We'll figure this out, Gladstone,' Toby offered weakly.

Why am I explaining this to you, Gladstone?

'What's choking you up, Gladstone?'

'I know you do, Gladstone.

that it would be helpful to the reader if I took this kind of Gladstone persona that I'd created for my columns and put it into a story.

I am so excited to be here, and welcome Lily Gladstone to the Talks at stage.

Without further ado, I'm so excited to welcome to the stage Lily Gladstone.

And I was like, oh my god, --Lily Gladstone shirt?

There's a story that's told of an encounter that took place in the 19th century between the great Prime Minister William Gladstone and the scientist Michael Faraday.

And it got smaller and smaller and smaller, says Anonymous to Gladstone.

'Do you know many other masked men roaming around in limos, Gladstone?'