mulley

American  

[mool-ee] / ˈmʊl i /

adjective

plural

mulleys

1. muley.

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mulley British  

/ ˈmʌlɪ /

adjective

1. a variant of muley

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Example Sentences

Our reviewer, Andrew Nagorski, called Ms. Mulley’s interest in women’s wartime feats “infectious and mesmerizing” and noted Zawacka’s dauntlessness: During the Warsaw Uprising, she “coordinated supply deliveries and care for the wounded while constantly exposing herself to danger.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's really ironic," says Clare Mulley, historian and author of a new book, Agent Zo.

From BBC

At one point, Mulley says, Zo leapt from the door of a moving train to evade an officer who had joined her in the carriage.

From BBC

"I love that. It’s very polite," laughs Mulley.

From BBC

"They don't know whether to salute her or to bow and kiss her hand," Mulley says.

From BBC