Weller

[wel-er]

noun

1. Thomas Huckle 1915–2008, U.S. physician: Nobel Prize in medicine 1954.

Example Sentences

But keeping the zinc and copper coins in circulation will help lower-income Americans who primarily pay in cash, said Mark Weller, executive director of Americans for Common Cents.

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Taped to the bottom of an Art Deco ceramic vase, for example, she has written: “Weller, Forest c. 1920. Paid $1 at a yard sale. Took to Antiques Roadshow in the 1990s. Valued at $250-$350.”

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"All over the world, every day, climate change is manifested in extreme heat and extreme precipitation events," says Prof Weller.

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Point Loma 6, El Camino Real 4: Trailing 6-1 going into the bottom of the seventh inning, the City Section Open Division champions gave Point Loma a scare, scoring three runs and having the bases loaded with two out until Hunter Weller ended the game with a strikeout in a Division 2 opener.

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Hunter Weller gets the strikeout with the bases loaded.

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