McGovern

[ muh-guhv-ern ]

noun

1. George (Stanley), 1922–2012, U.S. politician: Democratic presidential candidate 1972, senator 1963–81.

Example Sentences

And that’s why I’m recommending the Desert Survival bandanna from McGovern Outdoor.

From Los Angeles Times

Employment Minister Alison McGovern told Radio 4's Today programme: "If we do the same as the Tories have done for 14 years, we'll have the same failure."

From BBC

“We're living in an incredibly divisive, apocalyptic election year,” he said, “and 1972 was equally fraught with Richard Nixon and George McGovern vying for the White House—two starkly different choices. And there on daytime television are John and Yoko offering a message of unity amidst all that divisiveness.”

From Salon

The public first heard Stevenson's name after he was accused of shooting his criminal associate Tony McGovern outside a Glasgow pub in September 2000.

From BBC

Stevenson and McGovern had once been so close they were the best man at each other's weddings.

From BBC