Bullitt

[ bool-it ]

noun
  1. William C(hristian), 1891–1967, U.S. diplomat and journalist.

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How to use Bullitt in a sentence

  • William Bullitt, who arrived with high hopes for good relations with the Soviet Union, but soon became a hardened anti-communist.

  • Mr. Bullitt, though almost a year younger than either William or Johnnie Watson, was of a turbulent and masterful disposition.

    Seventeen | Booth Tarkington
  • And she lifted her little dog close to Mr. Bullitt's face, guiding one of Flopit's paws with her fingers.

    Seventeen | Booth Tarkington
  • Mr. Johnnie Watson and Mr. Joe Bullitt met him at the gate and offered him hearty greeting.

    Seventeen | Booth Tarkington
  • The laughter of William and Joe Bullitt, designed to express cordiality, suddenly became flaccid and died.

    Seventeen | Booth Tarkington
  • Indeed, it seemed that she was far from regarding him with the distaste anticipated by William and Joe Bullitt.

    Seventeen | Booth Tarkington