Shultz

[ shoolts ]

noun

1. George P(ratt), 1920–2021, U.S. government official and diplomat: secretary of state 1982–89.

Example Sentences

Shultz specialized at first in labor relations and employment.

From Washington Post

Shultz served as director of the Office of Management and Budget, labor secretary, treasury secretary and secretary of state.

From Washington Post

The experience left Shultz bewildered: “Maybe we are crazy?”

From The Daily Beast

The president, Shultz, Meese, and Casey proceeded to brief congressional leaders.

From The Daily Beast

Shultz claimed never to have heard about the January finding.

From The Daily Beast

Shultz called for the deals to be shut down once and for all.

From The Daily Beast

The next day, according to Shultz, he met with the vice president and delivered the same message.

From The Daily Beast

Even though the ball was on a level with his cap visor, Shultz managed to hit it, boosting a high fly toward the smiling sky.

From Project Gutenberg

Away sailed the ball toward center field, some distance to the right of Shultz, who stretched his stout legs to get under it.

From Project Gutenberg

Shultz made a splendid run, leaping into the air at the proper moment and thrusting out his bare right hand.

From Project Gutenberg

Although Shultz was grinning as Stone came walking back, Osgood politely declined to smile.

From Project Gutenberg

Unlike Shultz, he had not shown an inclination to force his luck, and doubtless he was waiting for his turn to come.

From Project Gutenberg