Simms

[simz]

noun

1. William Gilmore 1806–70, U.S. author.

Example Sentences

Frank Lampard's side struck twice in the opening 15 minutes through Ellis Simms' powerful finish and a Liam Kitching header at the Riverside Stadium.

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But Kitching and Simms both netted again in the final five minutes to strengthen Coventry's promotion prospects.

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In fact, the Meadow River Lumber Company operated the world’s largest sawmill not too far away, along the Meadow River between the Sewell and Simms Mountains, at the western edge of Greenbrier County.

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This question, central to my book, mostly goes unaddressed in Mr. Simms’s piece, which merely repeats his argument that the Führer’s main concern was the Anglo-American world.

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Elsewhere Mr. Simms quotes my statement that the Eastern Front claimed “99%” of German casualties and counters that the true figure is closer to 80%.

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