LeMay

[ luh-mey ]

noun

1. Curtis (Emerson), 1906–90, U.S. Air Force officer: chief of the Strategic Air Command 1948–61; Chief of Staff of the Air Force 1961–65.

Example Sentences

The study, written by Ralph, Wright, Julia Pascutto, design director with Lemay x FLDWORK, a Canadian design firm; and Rebecca Pedrosa Martinez, a designer at Multistudio during the study, was published in the Journal of Interior Design.

From Science Daily

Liz Phair’s self-titled album received a zero from the critic Matt LeMay when it came out in 2003.

From New York Times

Sixteen years later, Mr. LeMay would refer to his review as “condescending and cringey.”

From New York Times

After getting airborne off camera, the car can be seen clipping something in front of a neighboring house in Lemay, Missouri, before flying over a parked red car and into the home.

From Washington Times

But Shell’s Lemay argued that “people are already well aware that Shell produces the oil and gas they depend on today.”

From Seattle Times