McNair
[ muh k-nair ]
/ məkˈnɛər /
noun
Lesley James,1883–1944, U.S. army officer.
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Example sentences from the Web for mcnair
As the Eastern phase of her tour drew to a close, Lepucki, like McNair, was tired but grateful.
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