Philips

[fil-ips]

noun

1. Ambrose, 1675?–1749, English poet and dramatist.

Example Sentences

He played Norman Philips in the ITV soap in the 1960s, and arrived in Albert Square 40 years later to portray Joe Macer, who infamously murdered his wife Pauline Fowler.

From BBC

Ministers were forced to water down their plans after 47 Labour MPs rebelled against the government's proposed cuts to welfare, but only four were suspended Philips pointed out.

From BBC

At the time of her diagnosis, Philips said that she had suffered months of brain fog and anxiety - and initially had attributed the symptoms to the menopause.

From BBC

He is survived by six children, including daughters Carnie and Wendy who made up two-thirds of the pop vocal group Wilson Philips.

From Los Angeles Times

David Philips, a senior NCA investigator, said "organised criminals like Emmanuel-Thomas" used persuasion and payment to get people to do their dirty work.

From BBC