Cooley

[ koo-lee ]

noun

1. Charles Hor·ton [hawr, -tn], 1864–1929, U.S. author and pioneer in the field of sociology.

Example Sentences

“I talked to him a ton about how do we approach this character who we know will become Peter Cullen,” who iconically provided his booming, authoritative voice for years, “and the Optimus Prime we know,” Cooley says.

From Los Angeles Times

Steve Cooley, a former Los Angeles County district attorney and Harris’ opponent in the attorney general race, called her a progressive prosecutor who “made no effort whatsoever to fight” a decision by then-Gov.

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“She just let it go,” Cooley said.

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And in doing so, it has become “a big part” of the farm’s revenue, according to Tayler Cooley, despite the vast acreage the family farms year-round.

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Tayler Cooley, Matt’s daughter-in-law, is the designer.

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