Sennett

[sen-it]

noun

1. Mack Michael Sinnott, 1884–1960, U.S. motion-picture director and producer, born in Canada.

Sennett

/ ˈsɛnət /

noun

1. Mack, original name Michael Sinott. 1884–1960, US film producer and director, born in Canada, who produced many silent comedy films featuring the Keystone Kops, Charlie Chaplin, and Harold Lloyd, for the Keystone Company

Example Sentences

On Wednesday the court heard from Royal Mail employee Robert Sennett, who said defendant Sean Montgomery arrived at the Barry depot to pick up three parcels, saying they were "presents, gifts from family".

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Mr. Smith was one of three men convicted of murder in the 1988 stabbing death of Elizabeth Sennett, whose husband had hired the men to kill her.

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The Ohio bill was introduced five days after Alabama used nitrogen in the execution of Kenneth Eugene Smith, 58, one of three men convicted in the 1988 murder of Elizabeth Sennett.

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The Sennett family watched from a viewing room that was separate from the one where members of the media and Smith’s attorney were seated.

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He was one of three men convicted in the 1988 murder of a woman, Elizabeth Sennett, whose husband, a pastor, had recruited them to kill her.

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