Shull

[ shool ]

noun

1. Clifford Glenwood, 1915–2001, U.S. physicist: Nobel Prize 1994.

Example Sentences

“Providing therapy in this situation, we get to know what really will make a difference for families,” said Jennifer Shull, his occupational therapist.

From Seattle Times

Carlton said Shull and Munro aren’t just for Benton.

From Seattle Times

Shull and Munro remind her she’s not alone.

From Seattle Times

“If you size every seat for the largest possible person, you’re guaranteeing that a smaller child cannot ride,” Jim Shull, a theme park consultant and former Walt Disney Imagineer, told the Wall Street Journal.

From Seattle Times

Former Imagineer Jim Shull recalls guiding Daniel on a tour of the company’s Shanghai park, where he asked questions about the process of designing park attractions, typical for an executive coming into an unfamiliar part of the business.

From Los Angeles Times