Geikie

[ gee-kee ]

noun

1. Sir Archibald, 1835–1924, Scottish geologist.

Geikie

/ ˈɡiːkɪ /

noun

1. GeikieSir Archibald18351924MScottishSCIENCE: geologist Sir Archibald. 1835–1924, Scottish geologist noted for his study of British volcanic rocks

Example Sentences

According to Jim Geikie, the general manager of Burt’s Bees, the company’s target market is “healthy living advocates,” who he said are American women who are “really interested in a holistic lifestyle conducive to health and wellness.”

From New York Times

What is common to all of Burt’s Bees’ messaging, Mr. Geikie said, is a “combination of efficacy with authenticity.”

From New York Times

“The whole purpose of the business is to reconnect people with the wisdom, power and beauty of nature. We think that’s particularly important now as things become more urbanized, tech-driven and hurried,” said Jim Geikie, the company’s general manager.

From Washington Times

“The whole purpose of the business is to reconnect people with the wisdom, power and beauty of nature. We think that’s particularly important now as things become more urbanized, tech-driven and hurried,” said Jim Geikie, the company’s general manager.

From Seattle Times

"It is appropriate that such a monster as this should have lived on a great continent like North America," brown-nosed Sir Archibald Geikie, a geologist and fellow of the Royal Society.

From The Guardian