Merrill

[mer-uhl]

noun

1. James (Ingram), 1926–95, U.S. poet.

2. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

“Having these cards put into digital wallets is so powerful because multi-factor authentication is never needed again,” said Ford Merrill, a researcher at the threat intelligence firm SecAlliance.

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Created for Merrill Ashley, one of NYCB’s most technically proficient ballerinas, who was on hand to work with today’s dancers, the four-movement ballerina showcase includes the passing participation of a male partner and a 10-strong ensemble of women.

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“A place like CBS News is so rooted in its traditions and in what it believes in,” said Tom Bettag, a veteran network news producer who is a lecturer for the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.

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On Saturday, the Padres were thrown out attempting to steal three times in the first two innings while center fielder Jackson Merrill added to the madness by dropping a fly ball that cost them two runs.

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Sensing Tatis converging from right field, center fielder Jackson Merrill briefly hesitated while pursuing the drive, before awkwardly reaching for it with an underhanded attempt.

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