Rumsey

[ruhm-zee]

noun

1. James, 1743–92, U.S. engineer and inventor.

Example Sentences

The larger of the two is a monumental bronze figure on horseback, cast by Beaux-Arts sculptor Charles Cary Rumsey in the first decade of the 20th century and titled “The Dying Indian.”

From Los Angeles Times

The monument, which shows Pizarro on horseback with his sword drawn, was created by the American sculptor Charles Rumsey and offered by his widow to commemorate the city's fourth centenary in 1935.

From BBC

Returning to California, McCloskey practiced law in the San Francisco area before cutting back his hours and moving to a ranch near the tiny Yolo County town of Rumsey.

From Los Angeles Times

Sensing some hesitation, Bryan Rumsey, a specialist in prosthetics and orthotics, encouraged him with lyrics from a Christmas song.

From New York Times

Ms Rumsey said: "A lot of survivors and victims don't know it's happened to them in 28 days or don't feel comfortable reporting."

From BBC