Schuyler

[skahy-ler]

noun

1. Philip John, 1733–1804, American statesman and general in the Revolutionary War.

Example Sentences

Reading Yale professor John Fabian Witt’s ninth and newest book, “The Radical Fund: How a Band of Visionaries and a Million Dollars Upended America,” I was reminded of Angelica Schuyler’s search in “Hamilton” for “a mind at work.”

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In Carr’s best-known book, “The Alienist,” John Schuyler Moore is a New York Times police reporter in 1890s Manhattan who helps investigate a series of vicious murders of adolescent boys.

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Schuyler Jones, 94, a globe-trotting American adventurer whose exploits drew comparisons to iconic movie character Indiana Jones, has died.

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Aside from the name and the family business — Indy’s father, Henry Sr., was an archaeologist, just like Schuyler Jones’ son, Peter, are archeologists — they were both adept at foreign languages and wore brown fedoras.

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“Upper Skagit believes that we have a historical, moral obligation to restore where we can before it’s too late,” said Scott Schuyler, policy representative for the Upper Skagit Tribe.

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