McGraw

American  

[muh-graw] / məˈgrɔ /

noun

1. John Joseph, 1873–1934, U.S. baseball player and manager.

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Example Sentences

McGraw, known for hits including “Something Like That,” and his wife, country luminary and “1883” co-star Faith Hill, have had a number of bracchi at home and featured them in social media posts.

From Seattle Times

Florida rejected some textbooks from large national publishers, like McGraw Hill and Savvas Learning.

From New York Times

McGraw was last seen in Washington prowling the Gorge Amphitheatre stage in 2021, playing to a crowd roughly four times larger than can fit into the T-birds’ rink as part of Watershed Festival.

From Seattle Times

In 2021, he sat down with Tim McGraw for Apple Music, and McGraw also commented on the “Thunder Road” rocker’s peak shape, asking what his secret was.

From Los Angeles Times

But, authorities said they have not yet identified who it was and McGraw declined to say if it was a man or reveal the cause of death.

From Washington Times