McDowell

[ muhk-dou-uhl ]

noun

1. Ephraim, 1771–1830, U.S. surgeon.
2. Irvin, 1818–85, Union general in the American Civil War.

Example Sentences

But Irons actually faced competition from Tim Curry and Malcolm McDowell, who were both considered for the part.

From The Daily Beast

Also being awarded this by founder Colin McDowell and chair Christopher Bailey was a great recognition.

From The Daily Beast

I was channeling Jim Morrison and Malcolm McDowell from A Clockwork Orange.

From The Daily Beast

McDowell could have used all sorts of expletives to tell the offending fans to shut up.

From The Daily Beast

In just about any workplace other than the toy land of Major League Baseball, Roger McDowell would have been fired.

From The Daily Beast

On the army pressed under the brave McDowell, who was planning to execute a flank movement upon the Confederates' left.

From Project Gutenberg

The impulse of retreat once started, McDowell's effort to arrest it at Centreville proved useless.

From Project Gutenberg

With the exception perhaps of McDowell, they knew too well that it was an order impossible to execute.

From Project Gutenberg

With this understanding, McDowell's movement was ordered to begin on July 9.

From Project Gutenberg

Hildebrand's brigade was soon knocked to pieces, but Buckland's and McDowell's kept their organization throughout.

From Project Gutenberg