Hilliard

American  

[hil-yerd] / ˈhɪl yərd /

noun

1. Nicholas, 1547–1619, English goldsmith and miniaturist painter.

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Hilliard British  

/ ˈhɪlɪəd /

noun

1. Nicholas. 1537–1619, English miniaturist, esp of portraits

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Example Sentences

In November 2024, while still mentally unwell, he emailed the embassy of a foreign country information that - according to the judge Mr Justice Hilliard - "related to security or intelligence".

From BBC

Mr Justice Hilliard told the jury "all the psychiatrists agreed that so strong was the grip of his mental illness that he simply did not think that he was doing anything wrong. In fact, he believed that he was doing the right thing, that he had to make the disclosure, and that he was justified in what he was doing".

From BBC

“Our vaccine policies are grounded in evidence and transparency,” HHS press secretary Emily Hilliard said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Secretary Kennedy’s focus is on ensuring that the American food supply is transparent and grounded in rigorous science,” said HHS spokeswoman Emily Hilliard.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a statement to Salon, HHS Press Secretary Emily Hilliard said a “sudden loss” of pesticides like glyphosate in agricultural production “would be severe,” calling instead for “a gradual reduction in reliance on chemical-intensive production.”

From Salon