Buckley

American  

[buhk-lee] / ˈbʌk li /

noun

1. William F., Jr., 1925–2008, U.S. writer and editor.

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Example Sentences

The only sure thing appears to be Jessie Buckley, who plays William Shakespeare's wife in "Hamnet."

From Barron's

I’ll always associate Buckley and “Hamnet” with the memory of leaving the movie’s premiere at Telluride and seeing a woman sobbing so hard that a friend had to prop her up against the wall to keep her from collapsing in the walkway.

From Los Angeles Times

As I wrote afterward, “Buckley’s searching, searing turn seems destined to be lauded countless times these next few months, a performance that is as impossible to ignore as the character she plays.”

From Los Angeles Times

Employment Judge Buckley found that Hayes told Atkins "on a number of occasions" that she did not find his comments funny.

From BBC

Judge Buckley "accepted the impact" that this conduct had on Hayes.

From BBC