McKenzie

[muh-ken-zee]

noun

1. Robert Tait 1867–1938, Canadian physician, educator, and sculptor.

Example Sentences

Beauden Barrett, 34, started five of the six games at fly-half as Robertson moved away from last year's regular number 10 Damian McKenzie.

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Australia's Len Ikitau pulled a try back for the hosts midway through the second half, either side of penalties from New Zealand's Damian McKenzie.

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Tribunals can be costly for businesses as well as employees, said policy director Tina McKenzie.

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The FSB's Tina McKenzie says it's "not ok" that some people miss out on their awards – but argues that she isn't surprised when "500,000 business have closed over the last four to five years".

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The group's policy chair, Tina McKenzie, said: "Reprioritising spending from employment programmes which aren't working to this type of scheme is exactly the way to get much-needed bang for taxpayer cash."

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