Dunlap

[duhn-lap]

noun

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

Example Sentences

Her debut single, Tim McGraw, written during a school maths class, was all about her then-boyfriend, Drew Dunlap.

From BBC

Earl Dunlap, who served as the receiver, said the facility suffered from some of the same issues as L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

“The place was a hellhole,” Dunlap said.

From Los Angeles Times

But when she began hearing “finfluencers” like Tori Dunlap of @HerFirst100K talk about wealth-building strategies and investing, she thought, “Oh s—, I need to catch up.”

From Los Angeles Times

“It is an amazing thing that we can become so interested in art discussion that our ‘sibyl war’ has widened art appreciation,” Dunlap wrote in 1934 before stepping down as president because of the controversy.

From Los Angeles Times