Wheatley

[ hweet-lee, weet- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Phil·lis [fil, -is], 1753?–84, American poet, born in Africa; probably Senegal.

In people on standard shots, IgE levels started to claw their way back to baseline once treatment stopped, Wheatley says.

Wheatley is considered one of Britain's most innovative and thrilling young directors.

How best to describe Ben Wheatley's new film A Field in England, which arrived in U.S. theaters on Friday?

But deception was familiar to Wheatley on a different level as well.

Then at the end of 1941, Dennis Wheatley stepped into the pages of his own novels.

The lecture resulted in his 2003 book, The Trials of Phillis Wheatley.

Phillis Wheatley had been brought from Africa to Boston as a slave in 1761.

"Perhaps you could take my blood pressure, or something," Wheatley offered.

Tell me, Mr. Wheatley, have you had an orthodiagram recently?

"Now, there's nothing to be worried about, Mr. Wheatley," he said.

There had been then sixteen votes for Wheatley, and but three for Lawrence.

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