Kilgore

[ kil-gawr, -gohr ]

/ ˈkɪl gɔr, -goʊr /

a city in NE Texas.

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Examples from the Web for kilgore

Kilgore told Politico he could not comment on personnel matters.
Cain: I Didn't Do It|Howard Kurtz|October 31, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Rupert Murdoch, when buying the Journal in 2007, had said that Kilgore “invented modern journalism.”
How Newspapers Once Survived Near Death|Richard J. Tofel|January 30, 2009|DAILY BEAST
The Herald Tribune, Kilgore told its owners in 1958, was too much defined as not-The-Times.
How Newspapers Once Survived Near Death|Richard J. Tofel|January 30, 2009|DAILY BEAST
Kilgore made a few key points then that hold great value today as well.
How Newspapers Once Survived Near Death|Richard J. Tofel|January 30, 2009|DAILY BEAST

From time to time, as he glanced around, he caught Mrs. Kilgore's eyes studying him very intently.
Two Days' Solitary Imprisonment|Edward Bellamy
Kilgore paid but little attention to any of this, and only now and then bestowed a glance upon the vicious woman.
With Links of Steel|Nicholas Carter
"You must have looked the house over to find it, for I hid it carefully," said Mrs. Kilgore, looking sharply at him.
Two Days' Solitary Imprisonment|Edward Bellamy
The faces of Kilgore and Matthew Stall, however, betrayed more secret exultation than surprise.
With Links of Steel|Nicholas Carter
"I'll close that saucy trap of yours, at all events," sneered Kilgore.
With Links of Steel|Nicholas Carter