Radcliff

[ rad-klif ]

noun

1. a city in central Kentucky.

Example Sentences

We approached 1492, which is the company of Chris Columbus, Michael Barnathan, and Mark Radcliff.

From The Daily Beast

Porter and Radcliff, you can't enter here; we have none of your slaves.

From Project Gutenberg

The young man related everything that had occurred, whereupon the officers took Radcliff into custody.

From Project Gutenberg

Radcliff's eyes literally blazed with fury as he strode towards the young lady's protector.

From Project Gutenberg

These two abandoned women then retired to their respective chambers, to await the coming of Radcliff.

From Project Gutenberg

Sydney had expected that Radcliff would be liberated, and felt assured that he would seek his victim again that night.

From Project Gutenberg