Neilson
[neel-suh n]
- William Allan,1869–1946, U.S. educator and lexicographer, born in Scotland.
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Contemporary Examples
Now, Neilson is proposing legislation that would force couples to complete at least part of the seminar before filing for divorce.
According to Neilson, the Malawi project had to borrow even more in 2010, though he will not say how much.
Neilson told Newsweek that "the separation is a healthy thing for Raising Malawi and the Kabbalah Centre."
What Immigration Equality is fighting for,” says Neilson, “is to get the Uniting American Families Act passed by Congress.
Historical Examples
The triumph of the Castle was completed by the capture of Neilson and the Sheares.
William Pitt and the Great WarJohn Holland Rose
Messrs. Neilson and Papineau had not, however, been idle in London.
Neilson wondered idly what sort of man he had been in his youth.
The Trembling of a LeafWilliam Somerset Maugham
"You've got one big heap of books here," he said, when Neilson returned.
The Trembling of a LeafWilliam Somerset Maugham
She made an observation to Neilson about some household matter and he answered.
The Trembling of a LeafWilliam Somerset Maugham