Searcy

[ sur-see ]

noun

1. a city in central Arkansas.

Example Sentences

On a visit to the former battlefield of Khe Sanh, scene of one of the bloodiest standoffs of the Vietnam War, the only people Chuck Searcy encountered on the broad, barren field were two young boys who led him to an unexploded rocket lying by a ditch.

From New York Times

One of the youngsters reached out to give the bomb a kick until Mr. Searcy cried out, “No, Stop!”

From New York Times

“It was my first encounter with unexploded ordnance,” Mr. Searcy said of that moment in 1992.

From New York Times

It was not Mr. Searcy’s first encounter with Vietnam.

From New York Times

Sully was sentenced to death in June 1986 for the slayings of Kathryn Barrett, 24; Barbara Searcy, 22; Gloria Jean Fravel, 24; Brendan Oakden, 19; Michael Thomas, 24; and Phyllis Melendez, 20.

From Seattle Times