Redfield

[ red-feeld ]

noun

1. Robert, 1897–1958, American anthropologist.

Example Sentences

“The reality is the vaccine approval this week’s not going to really impact that I think to any degree for the next 60 days,” Redfield said Thursday.

From Washington Post

Meanwhile, Redfield’s reputation suffered in Washington because he didn’t deliver.

From ProPublica

“This could represent another example of that,” she said, referring to Redfield’s letter on behalf of Pence.

From Washington Post

Redfield did indeed say at the same hearing that preliminary results of a government study show that “more than 90 percent of the population remains susceptible.”

From Washington Post

Redfield said his agency now estimates that for every case that’s been reported, there are actually 10 other infections in the country.

From Science News For Students

Squinting through the Redfield scope, he found King, still standing there on the Lorraine balcony.

From The Daily Beast

Secretary Redfield undertook to stabilize prices by arbitrarily fixing them.

From Project Gutenberg

Redfield was entirely unarmed, but his opponent wore a sword at his side, with pistol and knife hanging from his belt.

From Project Gutenberg

Four rowers took their positions; and Captains Kidd and Redfield climbed down the rope ladder, and sat in the stern.

From Project Gutenberg

Captain Redfield was to be awarded a generous portion, and his arduous service as guardian of the treasure would terminate.

From Project Gutenberg

It also afforded Captain Redfield opportunity to find a wife, whom he brought to Rindout, as he styled his new home.

From Project Gutenberg