McKenzie

[ muh-ken-zee ]

noun

1. Robert Tait [teyt], 1867–1938, Canadian physician, educator, and sculptor.

Example Sentences

Thomasin McKenzie plays Purdy in a scenario that plays out over a decade.

From New York Times

It was a different story here, however, as the home supporters headed for the exits even before Damian McKenzie booted the ball into the crowd to seal the All Blacks' first win on Irish soil since 2016.

From BBC

McKenzie kicked three penalties to give New Zealand a 9-6 half-time lead, although they lost Jordie Barrett to a yellow card for a high tackle on Garry Ringrose.

From BBC

But Ireland's discipline cost them as McKenzie nailed three more penalties before Will Jordan's try - his 37th in 39 Tests - killed the home side's hopes of exacting revenge for last year's World Cup quarter-final loss.

From BBC

While the 2022 World Player of the Year's score was expected to set up a 20th consecutive home win for Ireland, the home side continued to concede penalties in scoreable positions, allowing McKenzie - who replaced concussed Beauden Barrett at out-half - to add nine more points to put New Zealand 18-13 ahead.

From BBC