Strickland

[strik-luhnd]

noun

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

Example Sentences

"It takes a larger amount of Aβ or fibrinogen alone to cause serious damage in the Alzheimer's brain," says Erin Norris, research associate professor in the laboratory of Sidney Strickland at Rockefeller.

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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.

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

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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.

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

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