Tyree

[ tahy-ree ]

noun

1. Mount, a mountain in Antarctica, near Ronne Ice Shelf. About 16,290 feet (4,965 meters).

Example Sentences

One middle-schooler, whose bus to another local school stops on the same block where Tyree was waiting, told WAVE that his mom had also been among a group who ran to help the injured students.

From The Daily Beast

Tyree died at a local hospital and two other students were injured, police said.

From The Daily Beast

Tyree jumped with Patriots defender Rodney Harrison all over him.

From Washington Post

Tyree was the hero, but he never caught another pass in an NFL game.

From Washington Post

New York quarterback Eli Manning faded back, almost got sacked, and threw a long, desperate pass to Tyree in the middle of the field.

From Washington Post

“We used to help Tyree build stuff,” she says about the art installations.

From The Daily Beast

Into it comes Celeste Tyree, a child of the black middle class from Detroit and the University of Michigan.

From The Daily Beast

Not that Tyree has entirely forsaken the medical journals, although he seems to be dropping them one by one.

From Project Gutenberg

For the good of man, his father and grandfather planted the high sea-lights upon the Inchcape and the Tyree Coast.

From Project Gutenberg

Certain it is, however, that for at least a decade past, the Tyree product has been a zinc sulphate-boric acid preparation.

From Project Gutenberg

He accordingly struck the road again, some three miles north of Tyree Springs.

From Project Gutenberg

Old man Tyree, of Company K detail, whose home was not far away, said he could get some bloodhounds that would run them down.

From Project Gutenberg