Curley

[ kur-lee ]

noun

1. James M(ichael), 1874–1958, U.S. politician.

Example Sentences

Curley would be the first openly genderqueer person elected in the city if she wins on Tuesday.

From Washington Blade

That evening, Curley helped set up the machine in Johnson’s tiny backyard.

From ProPublica

All of the deaths, including those of Curley’s family, were connected to generators, according to the Louisiana Department of Health.

From ProPublica

While Kaibeto awaits computers for all of its students, Curley said he hopes the school can soon begin offering online instruction for students who own computers or who have already received one from the campus.

From ProPublica

Schultz and Curley also had additional counts added to their pending cases.

From The Daily Beast

“This approach is acceptable to me,” Spanier wrote to Schultz and Curley.

From The Daily Beast

The day the scandal broke, he released a statement supporting Schultz and Curley.

From The Daily Beast

“We want to assist the individual to get professional help,” Curley reportedly wrote.

From The Daily Beast

He did, and Paterno allegedly informed Curley, the athletic director, of the conversation.

From The Daily Beast

"It's my idea that the gopher isn't in here at all," announced Curley, with emphasis.

From Project Gutenberg

Big-foot, you and Curley stay here until the Pinto gets back.

From Project Gutenberg

"Young feller, we usually git wet," snapped Curley Adams, his mouth so full of potatoes that they could scarcely understand him.

From Project Gutenberg

We were sitting by the camp fire, and Curley Adams was telling about the time he was mixed up with the rustlers on the Colorado.

From Project Gutenberg

Curley went about bringing down the heels of his heavy boots on the hard floor, but it all sounded solid enough.

From Project Gutenberg