Strickland

[ strik-luhnd ]

noun

1. William, 1787–1854, U.S. architect and engineer.

Example Sentences

By the time the episode of “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel” aired the following month, prosecutors had decided against filing charges, but Strickland filed a lawsuit in February 2020 seeking $75,000 and punitive damages.

From Washington Post

Strickland claimed he was attacked by Ujiri, who he alleged failed to show the proper credential and then hit the deputy “in the face and chest with both fists.”

From Washington Post

Like many mothers, Strickland had hoped to breastfeed both her children for the first six months after they were born.

From MIT Technology Review

By 2016, Strickland had run out of money and had to put the endeavor on hold.

From MIT Technology Review

Strickland’s approach had the potential to be much more efficient.

From MIT Technology Review

When Suddenly Susan actor David Strickland killed himself in 1999, the character died on the show, too.

From The Daily Beast

In Ohio, Governor John Kasich is struggling as well, after narrowly defeating Democrat incumbent Ted Strickland last fall.

From The Daily Beast

While the race has opened back up a little since then, Strickland is once again competitive and can ill afford any missteps.

From The Daily Beast

Strickland was down by double-digits in polls last month against the former GOP congressman John Kasich.

From The Daily Beast

But Strickland narrowed the gap to the low single digits by the start of this month.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Strickland suffered from gout, and was frequently confined to his chair or bed.

From Project Gutenberg

Agnes Strickland died on the 13th of July, 1874, leaving us a powerful proof of the importance of early and attentive education.

From Project Gutenberg

As the curtain rises Strickland, kneeling, is burning papers in a grate near the main door.

From Project Gutenberg

Susanna was a sister of Miss Agnes Strickland, the authoress, and was as much a writer as herself.

From Project Gutenberg

The Tower, the latest part of the cathedral, was the work of Bishop Strickland early in the fifteenth century.

From Project Gutenberg