Rattigan

[rat-i-guhn]

noun

1. Terence, 1911–77, English playwright.

Rattigan

/ ˈrætɪɡən /

noun

1. Sir Terence Mervyn . 1911–77, English playwright. His plays include The Winslow Boy (1946), Separate Tables (1954), and Ross (1960)

Example Sentences

“Industrywide, top lines are under pressure, volumes are still under pressure and there’s a mandate by investors to improve volume growth,” said Connor Rattigan, a senior analyst covering food and beverages at Consumer Edge.

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Authorities also removed several guns and 31 dogs from the home of Stephen C. Rattigan, also known as Julius James, prosecutors said.

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She made an impression while still at RADA, when she appeared in a production of Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables.

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He’s the new artistic director at the Rattigan Theatre, a family-owned establishment that Maxandra acquired as part of her separation agreement.

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It hadn’t been so easy to find patients when Rattigan took the job.

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