Watterson

[wot-er-suhn, waw-ter-]

noun

1. Henry Marse Henry, 1840–1921, U.S. journalist and political leader.

Example Sentences

Ryan Watterson used other surveillance footage to confirm the man had come from a nearby Harbor Freight hardware store — where a receipt from the store confirmed both his name and that he had bought a chainsaw that day.

From Los Angeles Times

The World Championship had lived a nomadic existence before promoter Mike Watterson took it to the Crucible almost half a century ago, heeding the advice of his wife, Carole, who had watched a play in the theatre and felt it had just the right attributes to stage a snooker event.

From BBC

Geraldine Breslin was a 43-year-old married mother who worked as a shop assistant at Watterson's drapers.

From BBC

Asked what Southwest could do to address the résumé washing practice, Watterson shrugged: “It’s literally impossible.”

From Seattle Times

Regional pilots “know that if I get Southwest or another airline on my résumé, I can get to where I want to go,” Watterson, the Southwest COO, said in a Dec. 13 interview in New York.

From Seattle Times