McAuliffe

[ muh-kaw-lif ]

noun

1. Anthony Clement, 1898–1975, U.S. Army general.

Example Sentences

We’ve had eight years of failed leadership by Northam, McAuliffe and the rest of the career politicians.

From Washington Post

McAuliffe served as governor from 2014 to 2018, but Virginia law prevents anyone from serving consecutive terms.

From Axios

It is estimated that nearly 20 percent of the US population witnessed the launch on live television, largely due to the presence of McAuliffe.

From Popular-Science

Anthony Rodham, the brother of then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, also was involved in McAuliffe’s electric-car enterprise, and one of Reid’s sons, Rory Reid, was legal counsel to the casino project.

From Washington Post

Besides McAuliffe, who announced his bid Wednesday, the field of Democratic candidates includes Lt.

From Washington Post

The bill is expected to be signed by Governor Terry McAuliffe.

From The Daily Beast

Progressive Democrats prefer to edit McAuliffe out of the 2013 election story.

From The Daily Beast

The McAuliffe candidacy epitomized everything about their own party that progressive Democrats most dislike.

From The Daily Beast

As governor of Virginia, McAuliffe is now well positioned to do transactions.

From The Daily Beast

McAuliffe saw politics less as a calling and more as an opportunity.

From The Daily Beast

McAuliffe's nether garments were fashioned out of sacking originally used for packing liquor cases.

From Project Gutenberg

McAuliffe was wiping his massive forehead with an oily rag the half-breed had recently employed for gun-cleaning purposes.

From Project Gutenberg

Angry and excited, McAuliffe paced the narrow floor, his great voice booming forth like a bull's bellow.

From Project Gutenberg

The defenders left their post and came round McAuliffe, with the unimportant exception of Denton.

From Project Gutenberg

The half-breed disappeared within the hut, while McAuliffe, with the air of a general, reviewed his prisoners.

From Project Gutenberg