Tompkins

[tomp-kinz]

noun

1. Daniel D., 1774–1825, U.S. politician and jurist: vice president of the U.S. 1817–25.

Example Sentences

Wales' tries came from wing Louis Rees-Zammit, centre Nick Tompkins and Dan Edwards, who finished with 11 points.

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Tompkins was the player introduced and the centre made an immediate impression by scoring with his second touch with Edwards converting.

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Paul Tompkins, who oversees the NFU Dairy Board, said: "Following reports of investigations in Denmark into the use of methane suppresants, we will continue to monitor the situation for any developments to ensure the impact of any product is known."

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In 2014, just days after Michael Alig was released from a 17-year stay in the New York prison system for killing fellow club kid Andre “Angel” Melendez in 1996; dismembering him, dumping bleach on his remains, putting them in a box and dumping him in the Hudson River; I interviewed Alig across from Ray’s Candy Store on a bench in Tompkins Square Park.

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When she’s not opening for comedians like Meg Stalter and Paul F. Tompkins or making appearances on popular podcasts like “Comedy Bang Bang” and Chloe Fineman’s Audible series, “Excessive,” Pilkes is often found immersing herself in L.A.’s vibrant art scene.

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