Shotwell

[ shot-wel, -wuhl ]

noun

1. James Thomson, 1874–1965, U.S. diplomat, historian, and educator.

Example Sentences

Megan Shotwell, a teacher at an independent school, spoke to the tension of her own job.

From The Daily Beast

We were nine days out, in the chute of 63 (seven hundred miles); the 'Eclipse' and 'Shotwell' went there in two days.

From Project Gutenberg

Handsome Captain Shotwell, sitting in civil dress, a sword belted on him and lying across his lap, explained to the Judge.

From Project Gutenberg

Presently father and son were seen to leave Captain Shotwell's headquarters and cross the square to the Courier office.

From Project Gutenberg

"Two people wanting to get on," said Shotwell, as Ravenel went to the coach's rear platform.

From Project Gutenberg

John showed open disgust, but the General touched him and said, "Go on, Shotwell."

From Project Gutenberg