Devers

[ dee-verz ]

noun

1. Gail, born 1966, U.S. track athlete.

Example Sentences

Devers added a second home run of his own off Shawn Armstrong in the eighth, and the Red Sox scored their 14th run when middle infielders Rio Ruiz and Ramón Urías made errors on the same play.

From Washington Post

In a ninth inning that could bode well for Baltimore’s bullpen going forward, left-hander Paul Fry struck out Verdugo, Martinez and Devers.

From Washington Post

Et cuidoit bien qu'ils deussent passer par devers les bastides du siège devers la Beausse.

From Project Gutenberg

"Then Captain Cranston is your informant in this business, colonel," said Devers, with an attempt at a sneer.

From Project Gutenberg

The command with its powers having devolved upon Devers, she could do nothing.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Truman told him what Devers's orders and remarks were, and Sanders fairly blazed with wrath.

From Project Gutenberg

Even the hall lamp was extinguished at Devers's quarters, though there were lights aloft.

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