McGraw
[muh-graw]
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noun
John Joseph,1873–1934, U.S. baseball player and manager.
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Contemporary Examples of mcgraw
McGraw emphasizes that there is no public health risk to humans from the virus, and that pork is safe to eat.
I tried to find out—asking for interviews with producers, booking agents, publicists, and even McGraw himself, to no avail.
Historical Examples of mcgraw
McGraw stripped his cap from his head as she turned to speak.
The Daughter of a MagnateFrank H. Spearman
McGraw had been killed as he rode beside me, holding me in the saddle.
Captain MacklinRichard Harding Davis
While the land was "tied up" by a McGraw applicant, Bob knew the enemy could not get it.
The Long ChancePeter B. Kyne
Mr. McGraw demanded to know if anything could possibly be fairer than that.
The Long ChancePeter B. Kyne
Why did the man, McGraw, send you to the post-office with an order for that registered letter?
The Long ChancePeter B. Kyne