McNutt

[ muhk-nuht ]

noun

1. Paul Vo·ries [vawr, -eez, vohr, -], 1891–1955, U.S. diplomat and government official.

Example Sentences

Over the past six months, McNutt has worked closely with producer Jasmine Ellis at “UnSeen Productions.”

From Washington Post

McNutt then worked at Prince George’s Community Television and as a multimedia journalist at News Channel 8 before her position was eliminated.

From Washington Post

Brenda Frese wins 500th game at Maryland to break school recordAaron Solomon, longtime coordinating producer of “Around the Horn,” called McNutt with the news earlier this month.

From Washington Post

“I have found that getting to do multiple things makes you better at all things,” McNutt said.

From Washington Post

McNutt is excited for the opportunity, and whatever comes next.

From Washington Post

“Mr. Sibley has gone, sir,” little McNutt was insisting, with dignity.

From Project Gutenberg

Anyway, McNutt figured that if he could raise a few hundred toads he could sell them to farmers and get rich.

From Project Gutenberg

They didnt live very long, because McNutt couldnt get the right sort of leaves for them to eat.

From Project Gutenberg

It would be worth a dollar of any fellows money to see McNutt playing football!

From Project Gutenberg

With McNutt in there, thats a mighty pretty backfield, and Kenlys going to know it three weeks from tomorrow!

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