Nicolle
[nee-kawl]
- Charles [sharl] /ʃarl/, 1866–1936, French physician: Nobel prize 1928.
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Contemporary Examples
Others have joined the literati, including one budding novelist, Nicolle Wallace.
Mark McKinnon and Nicolle Wallace write columns for The Daily Beast.
Daily Beast contributors Mark McKinnon, Nicolle Wallace, Matthew Ygelsias, and John Avlon react.
But Nicolle Wallace argues that a more modest November would actually be good for Republicans.
Former Bush strategist Nicolle Wallace on what he can learn from his vice president.
Historical Examples
Nicolle Terasse and others were whispering loudly to Tim Denton.
Northern LightsGilbert Parker
Nicolle, having husbanded his horse's powers, came in first at the post.
Odd Bits of HistoryHenry W. Wolff
Nicolle's method of rubbing down the animal was quite satisfactory.
The Country DoctorHonore de Balzac
"I would never have believed it of M. Benassis," answered Nicolle.
The Country DoctorHonore de Balzac
Mr Mort, an enterprising citizen of Sydney, introduced Nicolle's freezing process for preserving fresh meat in an untainted state.
Nicolle
(nē-kôl′)Charles Jean Henri 1866-1936- French bacteriologist. He won a 1928 Nobel Prize for discovering the carrier of typhus.
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