Sims

[simz]

noun

1. William Sowden 1858–1936, U.S. admiral, born in Canada.

Example Sentences

Hannah Sims came off the bench to score the game-winning try which took Quins beyond 50 points in an electric start to the new PWR season, in which the hosts scored eight tries, Loughborough scored six and there were 13 different scorers.

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Kevin Sims, director of shared ownership company SO Resi, said the Elizabeth line had made the Berkshire town considerably more desirable.

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Mr Sims argued that the Elizabeth line had opened up Slough to a "new type of renter", with more families and middle-aged couples.

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"We help them with shopping – buying bedding, cutlery..wifi, mobile sims, setting them up. Because they don't know the language and we have representatives in each country which do know the language it becomes so much easier," he added.

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Transnational crime expert Jacob Sims called Chen "a deeply state-embedded actor in Cambodia".

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