McGraw

[ muh-graw ]

noun

1. John Joseph, 1873–1934, U.S. baseball player and manager.

Example Sentences

McGraw emphasizes that there is no public health risk to humans from the virus, and that pork is safe to eat.

From The Daily Beast

Researchers Joel Warner and Peter McGraw conducted an experiment in which free drinks were served.

From The Daily Beast

Similarly, Geimer calls Dr. Phil McGraw a “drama vulture,” dismissing his claims that she has a “classic case of victim guilt.”

From The Daily Beast

I tried to find out—asking for interviews with producers, booking agents, publicists, and even McGraw himself, to no avail.

From The Daily Beast

Apple has lined up top textbook companies—Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Pearson, and McGraw-Hill—as partners.

From The Daily Beast

What would you think of detailing Paddy McGraw to give the young men a fast ride—they have heard of him.

From Project Gutenberg

He'd surely be home by now, even if Dan McGraw had taken him for a long trip.

From Project Gutenberg

“As delicate as prima donnas,” says John McGraw of this variety.

From Project Gutenberg

“Josh” did, got hit, and found out that what McGraw said was true.

From Project Gutenberg

McGraw was on the bench, leaving the coaching to his lieutenants.

From Project Gutenberg