Mellon
[mel-uh n]
- Andrew William,1855–1937, U.S. financier: Secretary of the Treasury 1921–32.
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Contemporary Examples
“He would just sit in front of us, staring at us and kind of doing this really slow pant in our face,” Mellon says.
At the same time, Butters proved to have very specific ideas as to where he felt Mellon and Biggs should sit.
“So the dog show world was not the place for him,” Mellon says.
He looks in all his photos just like Mellon and Biggs want their dogs to look always.
“He went into the room and pulled the high heels out and he was walking around the house with them,” Mellon reports.
Historical Examples
He may even have suggested it to Mellon after Mellon had taken a dose of the drugged wine.
Unwise ChildGordon Randall Garrett
Vaneski jumped back and shot before Mellon even hit the floor.
Unwise ChildGordon Randall Garrett
“I diagnose it as a physician,” Mellon said in the same dry, earnest tone.
Unwise ChildGordon Randall Garrett
Mrs. Mellon must have seen it—were the culprits not in the first row?
The OutrageAnnie Vivanti
Mrs. Mellon was on the platform clasping a fan in her gloved hands.
The OutrageAnnie Vivanti