Strickland

[strik-luhnd]

noun

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

Example Sentences

Strickland, who had pitched 22 innings in 19 games to the tune of a 3.27 earned-run average for the Angels, said he felt his arm get stiff before pitching against the Blue Jays on Sunday.

From Los Angeles Times

The architect of MAGA’s Huntington Beach takeover, Tony Strickland, was elected to the state senate earlier this year.

From Los Angeles Times

From there, the Nationals’ lead would grow, with Hunter Strickland giving up four runs in the ninth as part of a 10-run barrage against the Angels’ bullpen.

From Los Angeles Times

These airspace closures and cancellations are likely to cause significant disruption across and beyond the region, according to aviation expert John Strickland.

From BBC

“Families living paycheck to paycheck can’t afford this kind of mandate,” Strickland said, adding that the cost of living in California is 42% higher than the national average.

From Los Angeles Times