Millard

[ mil-erd ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Prof Stephen Millard from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research think tank told BBC Verify: "The 'political' question is whether you would count this as part of the fiscal black hole or not. If you do, then you get to the £22bn figure; if not, then you’re left with around £12.5bn to £13.5bn."

From BBC

They tried to take me to an old mine in Millard Canyon, which we never found — but we did find a shared love of theater and making fun of capitalist overlords and loud, grunting men at the gym.

From Los Angeles Times

Dr Jennifer Millard, astronomer and host of the Awesome Astronomy podcast, told the BBC's Today programme that the asteroid would enter orbit on the 29th of September and then was predicted to leave on 25 November.

From BBC

"Professional telescopes, they'll be able to pick it up. So you'll be able to look out for lots of wonderful pictures online of this little dot kind of moving past the stars at great speed," said Dr Millard.

From BBC

"There are tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of objects out there that we haven't discovered and so I think this highlights the importance of us being able to continually monitor the night sky and find all of these objects," said Dr Millard.

From BBC