McTeague

[ muhk-teeg ]

noun

1. a novel (1899) by Frank Norris.

Example Sentences

Next, the overview includes a look at the group writing process, production design, cinematography, visual effects, stunt choreography, musical score and comparisons to the previous films — all supplemented with words by the principal actors and crew such as Mr. Reeves, Mr. Harris, Miss Moss, composer Tom Tykwer and producer James McTeague.

From Washington Times

Scott, a Republican, and his wife Diana McTeague Scott got the single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot at a state-run clinic at Montpelier High School, his office said.

From Washington Times

“I don’t think $4.15 a gallon by next week would be out of the extraordinary,” said Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst at GasBuddy, a fuel-tracking website that has calculated a 70-cent increase in the past month alone.

From Los Angeles Times

This blend is a “boutique gasoline that has very few alternatives suppliers,” meaning California refineries are the only ones that make this blend, McTeague said.

From Los Angeles Times

The reader comes to believe that McTeague, Carrie and the rest couldn’t have avoided perdition even if they’d spotted it lying spread-eagle in their paths.

From Washington Post