McKim

[ muh-kim ]

noun

1. Charles Fol·len [fol, -, uh, n], 1847–1909, U.S. architect.

Example Sentences

"Climate change is complex, but sometimes we can answer key questions in a very simple way," said lead author Brett McKim.

From Science Daily

The other, Siena McKim of the University of California, Santa Barbara, discovered that at least one amphipod species produces this fiber with some of the same genes as silkworms.

From Science Magazine

“His failure to respect the boundaries between politics and the public service mean that his position is untenable,” said Greens immigration and citizenship spokesperson Sen. Nick McKim.

From Seattle Times

Perhaps not since the demolition of the original McKim, Mead & White building has there been similar momentum and a similar alignment of the political stars.

From New York Times

The Davises stepped outside to talk with Michael McKim, the owner of the wine bar, which so far remains on track to open next month.

From New York Times