Carew

[ kuh-roo; sometimes kair-oo ]

noun

1. Thomas, 1598?–1639?, English poet.
2. a male given name.

Carew

/ kəˈruː /

noun

1. CarewThomas?1595?1639MEnglishWRITING: poet Thomas. ?1595–?1639, English Cavalier poet

Example Sentences

The demands for Carew’s ouster have grown so vigorous that critics have threatened political action against Massingill, the county judge, for his support of the elections administrator.

From ProPublica

A five-person commission that hires and fires elections administrators in the county was split between Carew and another candidate, Zach Maxwell, who had previously served as chief of staff to Mike Lang.

From ProPublica

She has stopped short of claiming any wrongdoing in Carew’s handling of the 2020 election.

From ProPublica

Like many elections officials in the state’s largest counties, including nearby Tarrant and Dallas, Carew uses the machines to randomly number ballots in accordance with guidance from the Texas secretary of state.

From ProPublica

A 14-year veteran of county elections administration, Carew left a job in Aransas County on the Gulf Coast to be closer to her ailing parents, children and growing grandchildren in north Texas.

From ProPublica

Diana G. Carew is an economist and director of the Young American Prosperity Project at the Progressive Policy Institute.

From The Daily Beast

Fitzwilliam referred to Perrott, who reported strongly against Carew.

From Project Gutenberg

Carew managed to shut the gates, and his assailants, having suffered considerably, departed without doing any further harm.

From Project Gutenberg

Abel Carew questioned him about Kettie one day when they met on the common, asking whether he had seen her.

From Project Gutenberg

Ketira was already half-way along the path that led to the common: no doubt on her road to pay a visit to Abel Carew.

From Project Gutenberg

Abel Carew, never having had news of Ketira since her departure, went to them to make inquiries.

From Project Gutenberg