McPhee

[muhk-fee]

noun

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

Example Sentences

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.”

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From BBC

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

From Salon

Long will I remember the wonders of 2005, which included family-friendly hits like “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” “Batman Begins,” “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” “Madagascar,” “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” “The Corpse Bride,” “King Kong,” “Nanny McPhee,” “Robots,” “Sky High,” “Zathura: A Space Adventure,” “Hoodwinked!”

From Los Angeles Times

Five other men - David Bilsland, 68; Paul Bowes, 53; Gerard Carbin, 45; Ryan McPhee, 34; and Lloyd Cross, 32 - also pled guilty to serious organised crime and drug offences.

From BBC