Hadley

American  

[had-lee] / ˈhæd li /

noun

1. Henry Kimball 1871–1937, U.S. composer and conductor.

2. a male or female given name.

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Example Sentences

"We understand very well that if we continue to pump greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the concentrations of those gases increase in the atmosphere, and the planet responds by warming," explained Prof Rowan Sutton, director of the Met Office Hadley Centre.

From BBC

With one glance at Hadley Robinson’s Belle, you can feel the weight of the baby in her arms, the sorrow in her eyes, and the exhaustion in her soul.

From Los Angeles Times

Hadley Heath Manning lives in Denver with her husband and four kids, all of whom would qualify for the Dell family’s $250-per-child donation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The good news is that recent months have been pretty wet with data from the Met Office Hadley Centre showing that up to the 25 November, most of the UK has had near to above average rainfall for autumn.

From BBC

“I don’t think a man in the same position in that same situation would’ve been able to lure them in,” said Barbara Hadley Smith, her former press secretary.

From The Wall Street Journal