McNaughton

[ muhk-nawt-n ]

noun

1. Andrew George Lat·ta [lat, -, uh], 1887–1966, Canadian army officer, statesman, diplomat, and scientist.

Example Sentences

“We have been and will continue to work to acquire the drugs in accordance with the law,” McNaughton said via email.

From The Daily Beast

McNaughton says Pennsylvania has no plans to modify its existing cocktail.

From The Daily Beast

John McNaughton was a kooky, dark director, and we shot it in Miami, so it was a fun experience for me when I was 23.

From The Daily Beast

The road was constituted to the very spot where he was stopped, although opposed by Mr. McNaughton.

From Project Gutenberg

The poor old man McNaughton came to the Chief, bonnet in hand, and begged him not to spoil his land.

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A presentment was made against McNaughton, the usual process was moved for and a bench warrant issued.

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The trial was fixed for the ensuing March , and McNaughton and his friends returned home in safety and triumph.

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Donald McNaughton was put in the bar, and indicted on several counts, the principal of which was assault with intent, etc.

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