Gillett

[ ji-let ]

noun

1. Frederick Huntington, 1851–1935, U.S. political leader: Speaker of the House 1919–25.
2. a male given name, form of Gilbert.

Example Sentences

“He told me he was divorced eight months before,” Gillett says.

From The Daily Beast

If anyone could win that competition, it's Stephen Gillett, the digital wizard who joined Best Buy nine months ago.

From The Daily Beast

If Best Buy still has folks like Stephen Gillett," I told myself, "they've still got a fighting chance.

From The Daily Beast

Yesterday news came that Gillett was stepping down in order to move to Symantec as COO.

From The Daily Beast

But it will probably be a little bit harder without Stephen Gillett.

From The Daily Beast

Sir Charles laughed, got together the other members of his party and all followed Mr. Gillett to a narrow companion way.

From Project Gutenberg

The guard nodded; Mr. Gillett whispered a few instructions, asked a number of other questions.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Gillett with a knowing expression rose, took a volume from a bookcase and opened it.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Gillett started as if to venture a mild expostulation, but thought better of the impulse.

From Project Gutenberg

"Then--" The other interrupted Mr. Gillett harshly, but she failed to catch more of his words.

From Project Gutenberg