McClure

[muh-kloor]

noun

1. Samuel Sidney, 1857–1949, U.S. editor and publisher, born in Ireland.

Example Sentences

Investigative reporters called “muckrakers” also began publishing exposés of financial power and political corruption in mass-circulation magazines like McClure’s and Collier’s Weekly, setting an agenda for political reform.

From Salon

Kelly McClure is Salon's Senior Culture Editor, where she helps further coverage of TV, film, music, books and culture trends from a unique and thoughtful angle.

From Salon

Rooney was taking up a player-coach role for the England team, with fellow managers boxer Tyson Fury, ex-football boss Harry Redknapp and actor Vicky McClure.

From BBC

McClure said there is “some indication” that more than one suspect entered Snell’s home.

From Los Angeles Times

Bob McClure’s ancestors arrived in 1889.

From Los Angeles Times