McKay

[muh-key]

noun

1. Claude, 1890–1948, U.S. author, born in Jamaica: leader in the Harlem Renaissance.

Example Sentences

The semi-saving grace is the presence of the distinctive singer-songwriter Nellie McKay, who performs some of her original compositions before, after and between the plays, accompanying herself on several instruments.

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There were loud calls for the club's board to be replaced, with banners unfurled showing red circles and red lines through the faces of chief executive Michael Nicholson, chairman Peter Lawwell and chief financial officer Christopher McKay.

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Panel chairman Chris McKay said the full reasons for that finding would follow within the next five working days.

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The main goal of the police during the operation had been "locating and returning the children safely" Det Sup McKay said.

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"The vast area in which Phillips kept the children is difficult, steep terrain almost completely obscured from all angles by dense bush," Det Sup Ross McKay said weeks after the deadly shoot-out.

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