McAuliffe

[muh-kaw-lif]

noun

1. Anthony Clement, 1898–1975, U.S. Army general.

Example Sentences

On any given night, according to the Post, a guest at Ned’s could spot Trump Cabinet officials and members of the Democratic leadership alike, according to the Post: Scott Bessent, the Treasury secretary; Howard Lutnick, the secretary of Commerce; Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., the head of the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee; and former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe.

From Salon

“In 2022, Abigail Spanberger's numbers in VA-7 being closer to Biden's than Terry McAuliffe's was a sign that the election wasn't going to be the red wave that Republicans had hoped for.”

From Salon

You said it was also inspired by you and your co-star Callan McAuliffe.

From Salon

Phil McAuliffe was in his late 30s, working as a diplomat and living in South Korea, when he first sought support for loneliness.

From Science Magazine

In a life surrounded by people and full of international travel, “something was missing, and I couldn’t describe it,” McAuliffe says.

From Science Magazine