Thurlow

[ thur-loh ]

noun

1. Edward, 1st Baron 1731–1806, British statesman: Lord Chancellor 1778–92.

Example Sentences

In charging papers against Thurlow, an FBI agent attested that several boogaloo members also were present in the riot.

From Washington Post

Patches that Thurlow wore related to the 101st Airborne Division, in which he served from 1988 to 1991, and “Boogaloo,” a term taken up by fringe groups referring to a racially or ethnically motivated civil war, prosecutors said.

From Washington Post

The envoy no sooner opened his case and made known his message, than Thurlow cut short all further argument.

From Project Gutenberg

A difficulty suddenly arose, for the great seal was stolen from Thurlow's house.

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Thurlow, however, was ready to betray his colleagues if he were assured that he should retain his office.

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Meanwhile Fox returned home and unwillingly agreed to the arrangement with Thurlow.

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Thurlow, who was annoyed by Pitt's assent to the impeachment of Hastings, strongly objected to Arden's appointment.

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