Cooley

American  

[koo-lee] / ˈku li /

noun

1. Charles Horton 1864–1929, U.S. author and pioneer in the field of sociology.

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Example Sentences

The charming Mr. Cooley, for instance, reveals how Leaf’s confidence is slowly building in the touching solo “I’m Not That Smart.”

From The Wall Street Journal

When he was 11, Tyrell Cooley was taking a very high dose of Concerta, along with guanfacine, sometimes used as an adjunct to a stimulant, at night.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new network expanded to include some of the biggest law firms in the country—including Sullivan & Cromwell; Cooley; Covington & Burling—as well as the Anti-Defamation League, or ADL, a powerful advocacy group that works to combat antisemitism.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I don’t think there is a person who has done more for foster kids than John Burton,” said Miles Cooley, a Los Angeles entertainment attorney who was in foster care when he was a child and sits on the board of Burton’s foundation.

From Los Angeles Times

These potential savings, both inside and outside homes and businesses, far surpass the targets in the MWD’s climate adaptation strategy, said Heather Cooley, the Pacific Institute’s chief research and program officer.

From Los Angeles Times