Elliott

[ el-ee-uht, el-yuht ]

noun

1. Herb(ert James), born 1938, Australian track athlete.
2. Also Elliot. a male given name, form of Elias.

Example Sentences

“Cheese and wine are two of the most common products being transported illegally into Russia,” says Professor Chris Elliott, founder of the Global Institute for Food Security and a senior scientific advisor to the UN, “and there are sophisticated routes across Europe’s borders through Belarus and Georgia”.

From BBC

Corruption makes the movement of sanction-busting food possible, says Prof Elliott.

From BBC

Before King’s pronouncement, the crowd, heavy on current Howard students and alumni, danced to music by Prince, Missy Elliott and Ciara — and cheered whenever the CNN telecast revealed that Harris was projected to win a state.

From Los Angeles Times

Wilf Elliott, from Clacton-on-Sea in Essex, had previously given artwork to singers, like Sam Ryder and Zara Larsson, but he could not believe his luck when Cruise's team reached out to him.

From BBC

Mr Elliott started recreating a scene from Top Gun: Maverick, one of his favourite films, about 18 months ago.

From BBC