Kilpatrick

[ kil-pa-trik ]

noun

1. Hugh Jud·son [juhd, -s, uh, n], 1836–81, Union general in the U.S. Civil War.

Example Sentences

Kilpatrick works at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

From Science News For Students

That lower “viral load” in vaccinated people means they will be less likely to spread the virus, Kilpatrick says.

From Science News For Students

Those data show vaccinated people have a lower “viral load” and are less likely to pass the coronavirus to others if they do become infected, but the effect is not as strong as might be hoped to truly limit transmission, Kilpatrick says.

From Science News

Kidd said he drove to the river, where he met Kilpatrick and Simmons.

From Washington Post

Attorneys representing Kidd and Kilpatrick did not immediately respond to The Washington Post’s request for comment.

From Washington Post

The Bearcats feature electrifying swingman Sean Kilpatrick, but his teammates seriously struggle to score.

From The Daily Beast

Former Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick, the mother of disgraced former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, chaired the hearing.

From The Daily Beast

Kilpatrick tried a similar approach, focusing on health care for veterans.

From The Daily Beast

“Kwame Kilpatrick stole money from the city of Detroit,” McQuade said.

From The Daily Beast

The other was the charismatic first-term mayor of Detroit: Kwame Kilpatrick.

From The Daily Beast

Buford moved in the direction of Stevensburg, leaving Kilpatrick alone on the main thoroughfare along the railroad line.

From Project Gutenberg

I also called on Mr. Kilpatrick's, but I only saw two of his daughters, and a little child.

From Project Gutenberg

Kilpatrick's admirable cavalry kept their front and flanks free from the improvised militia and irregular troopers of the enemy.

From Project Gutenberg

I was taken prisoner on the 22d of March, on Kilpatrick's raid.

From Project Gutenberg

Kilpatrick and Garrard are both with him, so couriers report.

From Project Gutenberg