McPhee

[muhk-fee]

noun

1. John Angus, born 1931, U.S. writer.

Example Sentences

Her dad, Campbell McPhee, went undiagnosed for 30 years after being infected by a blood transfusion in Inverness in the 80s.

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Before he died Campbell McPhee got an interim payment of £100,000 from the Scottish Infected Blood Support Scheme.

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While rooted in the New Journalism of Joan Didion and John McPhee, “Murderland” deploys a mocking tone to draw us in, scattering deadpan jokes among chapters: “In 1974 there are at least a half a dozen serial killers operating in Washington. Nobody can see the forest for the trees.”

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Mitchell's advocate Shaun McPhee said the board should have considered the report and his client should have been given access to the unredacted version of it.

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The song selection, "Shakey Jake" by Joe McPhee, spins on a '60s-style turntable one might encounter at an estate sale or a museum.

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