Sherriff

[ sher-if ]

/ ˈʃɛr ɪf /

noun

Robert Cedric,1896–1975, English playwright and novelist.

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Examples from the Web for sherriff

And Sherriff and baby Agnes had passed the 21 days incubation period, proving they had not contracted Ebola.
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The ballad of Sherriff Muir, is among the first of the interesting collection.
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The conduct of Sinclair at the battle of Sherriff Muir was not inconsistent with his former life.
Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745.|Mrs. Thomson
He proclaimed poor Sherriff's wrongs to a few of the other malcontents.
The Master of the Shell|Talbot Baines Reed

Despite the eulogies which Sherriff had uttered concerning Peter, he found his doubts increasing.
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Went in second man, with Wake and Sherriff bowling, my boys.
The Master of the Shell|Talbot Baines Reed

British Dictionary definitions for sherriff

Sherriff

/ (ˈʃɛrɪf) /

noun

R (obert) C (edric). 1896–1975, British dramatist and film writer, best known for his play of World War I Journey's End (1928). His film scripts include Goodbye Mr. Chips (1936) and The Dam Busters (1955)

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