Dyson
- Sir James. born 1947, British businessman and industrial designer; inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner (1979–93)
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Examples from the Web for dyson
Contemporary Examples
“It amazed me when I heard some of the things I did from other women about the secretary of state,” Dyson said.
Dyson was tackled by St. Louis linebacker Mike Jones a couple of yards shy of the end zone.
As for the new Mac Pro, you'd be forgiven for confusing with a Dyson garbage compactor.
When I do, I can see an electric light, a Dyson vacuum cleaner, a laptop computer, a blow-heater and a mobile phone.
Dyson believe that whatever happens next, Cain wants to remain an important figure in the Republican Party.
Historical Examples
Dyson enjoyed the situation, and a dawning perplexity on the man's face.
Dyson had calculated on his words producing an effect, and he was not disappointed.
Dyson enjoyed the situation and a dawning perplexity on the man's face.
The House of SoulsArthur Machen
Dyson was rich, sober, and matter-of-fact, a prudent place-holder.
A Book about DoctorsJohn Cordy Jeaffreson
Dyson seized the hand in which Peace was holding the weapon.
A Book of Remarkable CriminalsH. B. Irving