McAuliffe
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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The explosive demise of the shuttle was carried on live television as children across America hoped to see astronaut Christa McAuliffe become the first teacher in space.
From Slate
He also notes the company’s mergers-and-acquisitions strategy as another driver of its success: As economics make it increasingly hard for smaller chains to compete, “the convenience store channel’s pain is Casey’s gain,” McAuliffe says.
From Barron's
Menu innovation is one reason that Gabelli Funds research analyst Justin McAuliffe is upbeat about the company’s ability to differentiate itself and keep adding to its growing pool of loyal customers.
From Barron's
Yet Casey’s valuation reflects “how resilient its earnings are across a spectrum of scenarios; in weaker or stronger macro environments, it looks like Casey’s will continue to perform well,” says Gabelli’s McAuliffe.
From Barron's
I prayed for the souls and families of physicist Dr. Ronald McNair, the second African American astronaut to go to space, and Christa McAuliffe, the first teacher to become an astronaut.
From Literature
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