Dunlap

[duhn-lap]

noun

1. William, 1766–1839, U.S. dramatist, theatrical producer, and historian.

Example Sentences

Real estate agent Shellie Dunlap, who represented the sellers in the deal, would not confirm that Portnoy was the buyer of the property.

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Copies of the Declaration itself include a German translation aimed at Pennsylvania’s immigrant population and an example of the earliest printed broadsides, by Philadelphia’s John Dunlap.

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A Dunlap broadside, along with a Yiddish-language letter and a bill of exchange, was sent overseas by the Jewish merchant Jonas Phillips to a relative in Amsterdam.

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Maine state Auditor Mathew Dunlap announced a primary challenge Monday against Rep. Jared Golden, D-Maine, telling Salon he was motivated by Golden’s Republican-friendly brand of politics and recent vote for a GOP funding bill that would cause Americans’ health care costs to skyrocket.

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“There’s bad, and even worse. Jared Golden and Paul LePage. Golden voted against unemployment benefits, child tax credits and more affordable healthcare,” an ad announcing Dunlap’s bid said.

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