McAuliffe
[muh-kaw-lif]
- Anthony Clement,1898–1975, U.S. Army general.
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Contemporary Examples
Progressive Democrats prefer to edit McAuliffe out of the 2013 election story.
The McAuliffe candidacy epitomized everything about their own party that progressive Democrats most dislike.
As governor of Virginia, McAuliffe is now well positioned to do transactions.
McAuliffe saw politics less as a calling and more as an opportunity.
America's defense contractors, for example, are headquartered in McAuliffe's state.
Historical Examples
McAuliffe pulled a deadwood stick from the bush, then brought the paddle to shore.
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But McAuliffe quickly discovered that he was not to down his opponent at a first onslaught.
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McAuliffe burst into a lusty laugh and slapped his knee repeatedly.
MenotahErnest G. Henham
McAuliffe was popular in his way among those of his own set.
MenotahErnest G. Henham
Before the owner could reclaim it, McAuliffe had seized him in a bear-like grip.
MenotahErnest G. Henham