Donovan

[don-uh-vuhn]

noun

1. William Joseph Wild Bill, 1883–1959, U.S. lawyer and military officer: organizer and director of the OSS 1942–45.

Example Sentences

David Miller and Donovan Ferreira, who both impressed in The Hundred, are in the T20 squad only.

From BBC

As such, a batter like Donovan Ferreira is able to relax, knowing both the chances are he won't face many balls and that when he does, his job is simple: hit sixes.

From BBC

With a sudden burst, Donovan Dent accelerated toward the basket for a layup while absorbing contact that sent him tumbling to the baseline.

From Los Angeles Times

MLS was fighting to avoid bankruptcy when Donovan, who would soon become the best player in American soccer history, grew homesick in Germany and returned home to play domestically, giving the league a shot in the arm when it needed it most.

From Los Angeles Times

Clint Dempsey, who would match Donovan’s U.S. record with 57 international goals, left the Premier League for Seattle a season before Donovan’s first retirement.

From Los Angeles Times