Sherrington
[sher-ing-tuh n]
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noun
Sir Charles Scott,1861–1952, English physiologist: Nobel Prize in medicine 1932.
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And I remember once, when I was staying at Sherrington, we drove over to the cathedral.
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This was Sherrington, the stage-manager who had been engaged to produce the play.
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Sherrington insists that his way of playing it is more dramatic.
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Sherrington knows how to get his best work out of everybody.
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They paused at the corner to wait for a cable-car, and Sherrington joined them.
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Sherrington
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Sherrington
[shĕr′ĭng-tən]Sir Charles Scott 1857-1952
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