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Jeffries
[ jef-reez ]
noun
- James J., 1875–1953, U.S. boxer: world heavyweight champion 1899–1905.
Example Sentences
The Congressional Progressive Caucus, to which Jeffries belongs, has endorsed Maloney.
Jeffries later jumped into the contest, beating her by 10 votes with the help of newly elected moderates.
In federal and local New York races, Jeffries has taken a mixed approach to primary challengers, defending incumbents in the House delegation while backing opponents of his political foes.
Jeffries threw himself into last month’s New York municipal primaries, with mixed results, but with a strategy that impressed critics.
The 10-term incumbent’s defeat gave Jeffries a path to the leadership, one that the left sought for itself.
Now, the departure of 70-year-old Jeffries seems 10 years too late.
Jeffries says Bratton has repeatedly expressed his belief that there is no compelling basis for the police department to change.
“This company is very sound,” the company's 69-year-old CEO Mike Jeffries said, despite decreased sales.
Jeffries has a new talking point in his effort to paint Baraka as anti-economic development.
Jeffries touts his law enforcement background as assistant attorney general.
And—er—Jeffries—I'm exceedingly sorry, but I've a rather unpleasant duty to perform.
"Thank you, Mr Jeffries," she said, beginning to make little pointings of her foot this way and that on the floor.
Miss Jeffries then immediately replied, You may be d—d for a villain, for not performing your promise!
Originated with a Mr. Jeffries, near Wilmington, Delaware, about 1856.
Jeffries was tugging his black mustache and looking about him likewise for some explanation.
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