Carew

[ kuh-roo; sometimes kair-oo ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1598?–1639?, English poet.
2. a male given name.

Carew

/ kəˈruː /

noun

1. CarewThomas?1595?1639MEnglishWRITING: poet Thomas. ?1595–?1639, English Cavalier poet

Example Sentences

Diana G. Carew is an economist and director of the Young American Prosperity Project at the Progressive Policy Institute.

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Fitzwilliam referred to Perrott, who reported strongly against Carew.

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Carew managed to shut the gates, and his assailants, having suffered considerably, departed without doing any further harm.

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Abel Carew questioned him about Kettie one day when they met on the common, asking whether he had seen her.

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Ketira was already half-way along the path that led to the common: no doubt on her road to pay a visit to Abel Carew.

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Abel Carew, never having had news of Ketira since her departure, went to them to make inquiries.

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