How to pronounce “obit” in English

It was his own obituary.

In an obituary for the New York Times, Einstein wrote that "Fraulein Noether was the most significant creative mathematical genius thus far produced

Although several obituaries credited him for being the leader of the generation of thinkers that had utterly changed the country, they also

You write your own obituary.

You write your obituary.

I wrote an obituary a few weeks ago about a woman named Ralla Klepak, who was a very strong ally of the community in the 1960s

And the obituary goes on to compare the popularity of his books with the popularity of the Bible.

They took out an obituary, a death notice in the evening paper.

This is Darrow's obituary in the "New York Times" hailing him as an All-American hero who had created this game.

Lizzie Magie's obituary, you have to look a lot harder for.

All the obituaries told it in revealingly similar terms.

There's no obituary of this mini-celebrity.

We could only find an obituary that described him as a man who can hardly be passed off as a benefactor of humanity.

But the "New York Times" in their obituary basically said that it was Tesla who was the inventor of radio.

And this is part of the obituary of Lavater.

Very famous in his time-- front-page obituary in "The New York Times"-- and we seem to have forgotten about him, a fascinating person

And I remember reading the obits, and I was just flabbergasted that he was set forth as this elder statesman that everybody should listen to

And we've seen the obituaries, and his colleagues are very sad.

And when we were writing his obituary, we figured that he probably deliver 10,000 babies.

It said Antioch was written as an obituary. 'Antioch: where the arts were too liberal'.

Or like Poe, your obit written by the enemy Griswold declares in print, few will grieve.

The next issue of "Avatar" featured a mock obituary of Mayor Hayes.

What you do is you look in the obituary section.

Besides those books, his obituary on Steve when he died was the most-read story ever on Wired.com, not surprisingly.

jokes, because his obituary in the New York Times told the story about how, when he went to accept the Nobel Prize and went to give his -- at the press conference, the reporter

When she died, there was no obit anywhere.

Now, the wording in the obituary, the Merchant of Death and all that, well, it's likely been exaggerated over the years.

I hate it. I actually wrote an obituary for badass.

Now, if you read Mildred Loving's obituary in "The New York Times," it says that Mildred Loving identified herself as a Rappahannock Indian.

That's really cool. First line of your obituary.

journalistic integrity and responsibility and they said you know it's interesting in all these obituaries and

Somebody might have clipped the date out of the newspaper and it will say the Obituary, or of the obituary and it'll say, "The funeral will

Hence, the title on the obituary 'where the arts were too liberal'. You sort of had to pass a litmus test. And the predictable thing happened. Their endowments went away. Their

year, I read this in his obituary last year but--so...

And her family called and said she wanted you to write the obit.

In fact, my obit of him was in the Los Angeles Times and I think is in the Washington Post

Megan, that was such a very thorough and very nice-- it felt like an obituary in some ways.

And in fact, the first chapter of "Social Era" starts with an obituary to this character, traditional strategy.

And his moniker when he died and the New York Times ran a full page a full page obituary on him, nobody's probably ever heard of Edward L. Bernays.

for an article she wanted me to read. And she came across an obituary.

And I knew I wasn't going to cure cancer, and I knew I wasn't going to have a full-page obit written about me in "The New York Times" when I died.

And then one day, about 27 years after all that happened, I was reading the paper and I saw an obit of a comedian named George--

But he had been a marathon runner, and he had suddenly died of a heart attack per the obituary I found.

And I thought, well, I don't want to write obituaries for a living.

He saw a headline, and the headline said "The Merchant of Death, Alfred Nobel is Dead." And it was like a celebratory obituary,

I'm just curious if you have any of your own insights into how he went from being a total laughingstock to having nice obits.

Female Audience #1: Oh, OK… but its- English Joe They can't expect a nineteen year old that can't get out of a bed, with internet access, not to have a look on all the old obituary

So anyway, but it was really good training for me. I, I, I covered everything. I wrote obituaries, I went to school board meetings, and I went to all these, and, but, while I,