Thwing

[twing]

noun

1. Charles Franklin, 1853–1937, U.S. educator and Congregational clergyman.

Example Sentences

Thwing, a computer science major at Pierce College, said he quickly figured out how to use the tablets to sign in voters.

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“It was going to be the blind leading the blind,” said Thwing, 22.

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“They never mentioned the syncing thing in training,” said Daniel Thwing, a worker at one west San Fernando Valley vote center.

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In the West Valley, Thwing said a dozen workers were expected at his location, but only four showed up.

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“There has been so much hype in the news that the robots are coming for our jobs. Maybe for some jobs, but the people who run the robots are going to become even more important. As the pace of change picks up, you need a workforce that is adaptable,” said Meggin Thwing Eastman, a senior analyst at MSCI.

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