MacGregor

noun

1. MacGregorJoanna (Clare)1959MBritishMUSIC: concert pianistFILMS AND TV: broadcaster Joanna ( Clare ). born 1959, British concert pianist and broadcaster; recordings include the "crossover" album Play (2001)

Example Sentences

In this context, and at this time, the action by Neil MacGregor and his Trustees might seem not merely naïve, but irresponsible.

From The Daily Beast

MacGregor convinced many to invest in, and hundreds to even move to, his fictional micro-nation.

From The Daily Beast

As Neil MacGregor, director of The British Museum, says, “The Japanese paint the pleasures of sex like nobody else.”

From The Daily Beast

Macgregor sees nothing special about Petraeus, except that he may be more articulate and persuasive than his fellow four-stars.

From The Daily Beast

So says Pulitzer Prize-winning historian James MacGregor Burns in his timely new book, Packing the Court.

From The Daily Beast

If we could only have Macgregor here with his schooner, you would hear of no more troubles in Samoa.

From Project Gutenberg

“Unless ye were born deaf, Mr. Macgregor, ye will have heard a good deal more than that,” says Alan.

From Project Gutenberg

Just as he was about to leave he heard a deep groan, and turning round, saw Macgregor fall to the ground.

From Project Gutenberg

Macgregor, or rather Obadiah Marston, opened his eyes but once after that, and seemed as if he wished to speak.

From Project Gutenberg

MacGregor figured out my menu for me a week ahead, the day he left: "Anyhow, you'll only last a week," he joked.

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