Leahy

[ ley-hee ]

noun

1. William Daniel, 1875–1959, U.S. admiral and diplomat.

Example Sentences

To show how much this mattered, Leahy arrived in January 1941 with the full pomp usually afforded only to a president.

From Washington Post

“I believe that Senator Paul and Senator Leahy are probably working more closely together [than he is with Cruz],” Stafford said.

From The Daily Beast

Leahy calls Miller “a donor and a good guy,” but other Tennessee Republicans have less kind words for him.

From The Daily Beast

But in an interview with The Daily Beast, Leahy said the two efforts have no crossover.

From The Daily Beast

Macaques, a popular exotic pet, carries Herpes B, which has a 70 percent mortality rate on humans, Leahy said.

From The Daily Beast

Even when bred in captivity, Leahy said breeding facilities are often horrendous, resembling factory farming.

From The Daily Beast

Vivian Leahy dragged him into the reception room of the medical center almost by force.

From Project Gutenberg

Captain Leahy was then conductor on the local train and took an especial interest in the Gresham girls.

From Project Gutenberg

Captain Leahy sat by me between stations and with his ready Irish tongue cheered me up immensely.

From Project Gutenberg

I have never heard such a rich, delicious voice as Captain Leahy's; and his brogue was as soft as the purr of his cats.

From Project Gutenberg

There had been eight the winter before, counting Oliver, the one we took back to Captain Leahy.

From Project Gutenberg