Parkinson

[ pahr-kin-suhn ]

noun

1. C(yril) North·cote [nawrth, -k, uh, t], 1909–93, English author and historian.

Example Sentences

Parkinson said he has had four conversations since February with the agency in the Department of Health and Human Services that is in charge of the money, and one last month with senior aides to HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra.

From Washington Post

Deborah W. Brooks, co-founder with Fox at his Parkinson's foundation, on the secret to his comeback.

From The Daily Beast

According to Sky News, during the confrontation, Lt Col Parkinson's hand was cut off and he was fatally wounded.

From The Daily Beast

Angelika Wahner, et al. “Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may protect against Parkinson disease.”

From The Daily Beast

They were always relaxed at Boujis, they knew the owner Jake Parkinson-Smith, but they still had to abide by the rules.

From The Daily Beast

Typically, a patient with Parkinson's riding a bike maintains a pedaling rate of around 50-60 RPMs.

From The Daily Beast

Father Parkinson is a native of the Fylde, and he has got much of the warm healthy blood of that district in his veins.

From Project Gutenberg

Gerard had it plentifully in his garden, and Parkinson gave it the foremost place in his "Paradisus Terrestris."

From Project Gutenberg

He took out the ring from its bed of pink cotton wool, and offered it to Miss Parkinson.

From Project Gutenberg

She was well enough, this Miss Ada Parkinson, he thought now; a nice-looking girl in her way, and stylishly dressed.

From Project Gutenberg

"I'm quite satisfied with what he has chosen to say already, Miss Parkinson; thank you," said Matilda.

From Project Gutenberg