rex
noun, plural re·ges [re-ges; English ree-jeez] /ˈrɛ gɛs; English ˈri dʒiz/. Latin.
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Contemporary Examples of rex
The most famous trail of prints has been nicknamed “Johnny Walker” by researchers and was made by a baby Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Characters like Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson have said climate change is “an engineering problem and it has engineering solutions.”
The largest single stockholder at Exxon, CEO and chairman Rex Tillerson, controls .04 percent of its stock.
“His films are brassy, anachronistic,” says Rex Roberts, associate editor with Film International.
I hope Rex, Woody Johnson, and the organization they lead give the proverbial finger to that suggestion.
Historical Examples of rex
"I thought you weren't superstitious, Rex;" this was a woman's voice.
ThoroughbredsW. A. Fraser
There's no saying what might have happened to you if Rex hadn't been on the job.
The Boy with the U. S. Weather MenFrancis William Rolt-Wheeler
The only member of the party who seemed in high spirits was Rex.
The Boy with the U. S. Weather MenFrancis William Rolt-Wheeler
This is Rex Slinkard, ranchman, poet-painter, and man of the living world.
Adventures in the ArtsMarsden Hartley
There will be no argument to offer or to maintain regarding the work of Rex Slinkard.
Adventures in the ArtsMarsden Hartley