Machen

[ mak-uhn ]

noun

1. Arthur, 1863–1947, Welsh novelist and essayist.

Example Sentences

At least we have this: “We have no tolerance for sexual assault on our campus,” Florida President Bernie Machen said Monday.

From The Daily Beast

These details, Republicans say, prove that Machen will not be able to operate outside the political influence of his bosses.

From The Daily Beast

Maybe, just maybe, United States Attorney Ronald C. Machen Jr. will have an epiphany.

From The Daily Beast

"Immer eine bunte Reihe machen (Always have a little variety)," said he.

From Project Gutenberg

Was man gemeinlich gute Thaten zu nennen pflegt entbehrlich zu machen.

From Project Gutenberg

Ein plus machen meant in the language of the Grand Elector to have a surplus revenue.

From Project Gutenberg

Their sole endeavour was to raise their position: sich considerable machen, as the Great Elector said in his quaint pidgin German.

From Project Gutenberg

Es mchte wohl ista mora et indignitas nocheinen Landgraven mde machen.

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