Prichard

[ prich-erd ]

noun

1. a city in S Alabama.

Example Sentences

So in another ongoing study, Prichard has been creating simulations to model what would have happened if the Tripod had ignited across a landscape that had witnessed many more small fires in the years before.

From Popular-Science

Prichard and her colleagues argue that forest management, including prescribed burning, could be done strategically—to target areas most at risk.

From Popular-Science

Mr. Prichard joined Ingram in 2007 as Chief Operating Officer.

From The Daily Beast

Skip Prichard is president & chief executive officer of Ingram Content Group Inc.

From The Daily Beast

It seems to me to be very much the same difference as that between a man and a sheep, but Prichard makes no such remark.

From Project Gutenberg

Dr. Prichard has on this subject some very apposite illustrations.

From Project Gutenberg

I must quote one more passage from Dr. Prichard's excellent work.

From Project Gutenberg

Dr. Prichard states that vast forests are destroyed either for the purpose of tillage or accidentally by conflagrations.

From Project Gutenberg

I borrow from Mr. Prichard, Camper's own account of his method.

From Project Gutenberg