Keeley

[ kee-lee ]

noun

1. Leslie En·raught [en, -rawt], 1834–1900, U.S. physician.

Example Sentences

The 2009 post was made while Ms Edwards was working as parliamentary researcher for Barbara Keeley, the then MP for Worsley and Eccles South, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

From BBC

This new Canadian thriller stars Krysten Ritter, Avan Jogia and Keeley Hawes and takes place in the future — 2052 to be exact, almost four decades after the original series left off.

From New York Times

Labour MP Barbara Keeley asks who Dowden blames for high A&E waiting times.

From BBC

The cast also includes Keeley Hawes as Andrew’s private secretary Amanda Thirsk and Romola Garai as “Newsnight” boss Esme Wren.

From Seattle Times

Afterward, the Irish society marched back to the hotel, where the bishop joined about 80 members for an evening banquet marked by a steady stream of toasts, said Howard Keeley, director of the Center for Irish Research and Teaching at Georgia Southern University.

From Seattle Times