Machen

[ mak-uhn ]

noun

1. Arthur, 1863–1947, Welsh novelist and essayist.

Example Sentences

The footage shows him travelling through Machen village at 80mph and at one stage reaching 113mph in a 30mph area, swerving from side to side.

From BBC

Mr. Jordan went on: “Mr. Machen … unilaterally decided to ignore the will of the House of Representatives. He and the Justice Department have given Lois Lerner cover for her failure to account for her actions at the IRS.”

From Washington Times

Attorney Ronald Machen was using his power “as a political weapon to undermine the rule of law.”

From Washington Times

His colleague, Keri Machen, has worked at Santander for 15 years.

From BBC

Ronald C. Machen, a former U.S. attorney in the District of Columbia who had worked alongside Judge Boasberg when they were young federal prosecutors, said both as a prosecutor and a judge “he knew when you needed a heavy hand to hold someone accountable for a violent crime as opposed to when someone deserved a break — he had that balance.”

From New York Times