Willingham

[wil-ing-ham, ‑uhm]

noun

1. Calder, 1922–95, U.S. novelist and short-story writer.

Example Sentences

Examples include the 2004 execution of Todd Willingham and the 2011 execution of Troy Davis for crimes it seems very clear that they did not commit.

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Originally from Willingham in Cambridgeshire, Mr Elsom has been described by the broadcaster as bringing warmth, wit and wisdom to the long-running show, along with a sharp mind and a love of numbers.

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Critical Role CEO and co-founder Travis Willingham, also a voice actor, stressed the importance of landing the game masters and what it could mean for the growth of this side of the Critical Role company.

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“They are two of the biggest names that we’re certainly aware of and that have influenced TTRPGs and the games that we played,” said Willingham, using the acronym for tabletop role-playing games.

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“When we first caught wind that they were thinking about taking time off from where they were at,” Willingham continued, “we said, ‘Hey, listen, we’re over here making cool nerdy things.

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