Halsey

[ hawl-zee ]

noun

1. William Frederick Bull, 1882–1959, U.S. admiral.

Example Sentences

“We are confident that our collaborative work with the county will help vulnerable San Diegans on their pathway to permanent housing and the services they need to thrive,” Halsey wrote.

From Voice of San Diego

Halsey’s call for “more transparency or reform” echoes others drawing attention to inequities highlighted by the nominations each year.

From Washington Post

Halsey Schroeder could easily have been one of those business people.

From The Daily Beast

I sent Frank some lint the other day, and a bundle of it for Mr. Halsey is by me.

From Project Gutenberg

A gentleman had walked into camp, asking if a Mr. Halsey was there.

From Project Gutenberg

Sergeant Halsey, I am sorry for you when you reported yourself next day!

From Project Gutenberg

He certainly looks the part,” agreed John, “but I want to find out more about Mr. Halsey, as he calls him.

From Project Gutenberg

As soon as this had been done Mr. Halsey advanced to the piano box and lifting the cover thrust his hand into the meal.

From Project Gutenberg