Nicolay

[ nik-uh-ley ]

noun
  1. John George, 1832–1901, U.S. biographer.

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How to use Nicolay in a sentence

  • Nevertheless, they made Early "pay dearly for every foot gained and finally brought him to a stand," as Nicolay and Hay record.

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  • The hands were all ordered below as they neared the forts, Maitre Nicolay himself taking the helm.

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  • Here he spent the time during the usual business hours of the day, attended only by his private secretary, Mr. Nicolay.

  • The article in the "Britannica" was written by his private secretary, Colonel Nicolay.

  • Mr. Nicolay, the secretary, had gone home, and the throng of visitors had ceased for the day.