Harwell

/ (ˈhɑːˌwɛl) /


noun
  1. a village in S England, in Oxfordshire: atomic research station (1947)

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How to use Harwell in a sentence

  • An interruption must then have ensued very close upon your departure, Mr. Harwell.

    The Leavenworth Case | Anna Katherine Green
  • I cannot fix the precise time, but it was after Mr. Harwell came up, and before I closed my own.

    The Leavenworth Case | Anna Katherine Green
  • Her late disagreement with her uncle, and evident estrangement from him, as testified to by Mr. Harwell.

    The Leavenworth Case | Anna Katherine Green
  • To believe James Harwell capable of guilt, and to find evidence enough to accuse him of it, were two very different things.

    The Leavenworth Case | Anna Katherine Green
  • But perhaps he will not be pleased,—Mr. Harwell, I mean—with the intrusion of a stranger into his work.

    The Leavenworth Case | Anna Katherine Green