Evarts

[ev-erts]

noun

1. William Maxwell, 1818–1901, U.S. lawyer and statesman.

Example Sentences

Asked for more details of the deal, an AWS spokesperson Elizabeth Evarts said: “OpenAI has committed $38B to AWS for a 7-year contract, and otherwise we are not disclosing more details on terms of the agreement.”

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Henry Stanbury, the attorney general under Andrew Johnson, resigned to lead the defense team in Johnson's impeachment trial, as did his successor, William Maxwell Evarts.

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Standing next to Union lieutenant J. Evarts Greene and Company F of the 15th Massachusetts Regiment Company as they defended retreating soldiers, he grabbed a gun and fired.

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Police said officers pursued the Highlander to Evarts Street NE, where it crashed.

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"Often the brain thinks that the body is signaling hunger when it is really thirsty," Evarts notes.

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