Millard

[ mil-erd ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Its investors include American Express and J. Crew Chief Executive Millard S. Drexler.

From The Daily Beast

Only Millard Fillmore, Warren Harding, William Henry Harrison, Franklin Pierce, Andrew Johnson, and James Buchanan rank lower.

From The Daily Beast

Our medicine has so dramatically improved since the primitive era so well described by Candice Millard's lively book.

From The Daily Beast

Born in Illinois, Klein and his family moved to Omaha when he was 13, and he enrolled in Millard West High School.

From The Daily Beast

Millard proves an eminently clear-headed guide to the treacherous corridors of the late 19th-century Capitol.

From The Daily Beast

The things that most absorbed Mrs. Millard were of little interest to her; she began to feel useless and unhappy.

From Project Gutenberg

There were other occasions when Mrs. Millard's executive ability proved helpful and was warmly appreciated.

From Project Gutenberg

"Teaching has always seemed to me a most suitable occupation for a woman," suggested Mrs. Millard.

From Project Gutenberg

"I know it is the shop," said Madelaine, floating across the room to an ottoman beside Mrs. Millard.

From Project Gutenberg

The tall young woman who had put down her knitting to serve the newcomer seemed not a whit abashed at Mrs. Millard's manner.

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