Goodrich

[ good-rich ]

noun

1. Samuel Gris·wold [griz, -w, uh, ld, -wohld, -wawld], Peter Parley, 1793–1860, U.S. author and publisher.

Example Sentences

Airbuses have pitot tubes made by two companies—by the U.S. company Goodrich, and by the European company Thales.

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He will be apt to pay more regard to the letter which Mr. Goodrich bears from the Secretary of State.

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Though the exact date does not appear, it seems to have been soon after the death of Mr. Goodrich.

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She is terribly distressed because Mr. Goodrich's firm is sending him abroad, and he wants her to go with him.

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We can't leave him behind, and Mr. Goodrich has to sail for Spain sooner than he expected.

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Chauncey Allen Goodrich was in his twenty-eighth year when he heard Webster's argument.

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