Corrigan

[ kawr-i-guhn, kor- ]

noun

1. Mai·read [m, uh, -, reyd]. Former name of Mairead Corrigan Maguire.

Example Sentences

Corrigan, Larson, and Cunningham realized that all their hard work had come to naught.

From The Daily Beast

Both Corrigan and Augenbraum said they thought 2011 was a strong year in fiction.

From The Daily Beast

Corrigan kept a small stock of goods on the boat, which he sold to the men at prices that brought him no loss.

From Project Gutenberg

Here on the desk of the senior partner Corrigan proceeded to unwrap and display the treasure he had recovered.

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Corrigan, the big inspector, clapped him on the shoulders, calling him a little general; and Davis almost wrung his hand off.

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For the fraction of a second Corrigan was silent as if he winced at performing the duty before him.

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It's the farm on the terminable lease, at present held by Hugh Corrigan; he asks for a renewal.

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