Radford

[rad-ferd]

noun

1. Arthur William, 1896–1973, U.S. admiral: chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff 1953–57.

2. a town in SW Virginia.

Example Sentences

Argentina enjoyed possession, but they struggled to pierce Scotland's line and new defence coach Lee Radford must have been delighted with the half-time score of 14-0, even if Juan Cruz Mallia had missed two penalties.

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It momentarily got worse for the Bruins when Clark fouled Eastern Washington’s Johnny Radford on a three-point attempt.

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Radford made two of the three free throws to give the Huskies a 20-17 lead.

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Dr Radford has previously served in various roles including as part of the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland.

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There will be a new defence coach in Lee Radford who replaces Steve Tandy, now the Wales coach.

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