Sidley

[ sid-lee ]

noun

1. Mount, a mountain in Antarctica, in Marie Byrd Land. 13,717 feet (4,181 meters).

Example Sentences

Sidley didn’t respond to multiple requests from the Washington Blade to comment over the weekend on the review.

From Washington Blade

The investigation would be conducted by Sidley and last no longer than 30 days.

From Washington Blade

HRC is a long-standing pro bono client and this next stage of collaboration reinforces Sidley’s deep commitment to advocating for diversity and equality.

From Washington Blade

Fissell said no ethical rules are in place for conducting independent investigations per se, especially because Sidley has never represented David before as a client.

From Washington Blade

Sidley in the press release calls HRC a long-standing pro bono client, and they’re also doing PR for them.

From Washington Blade

The characters drift off stage, but the next scene continues in Sidley Park—now in the current time.

From The Daily Beast

Here her imagination overcame poor Nanny Sidley, and she folded her arms about the beautiful person of Eve, and sobbed violently.

From Project Gutenberg

I had it from a simple peasant's mouth, an old grey hind upon the Sidley hills, who vouched its truth.

From Project Gutenberg

And did he find the heart to say what you know he feels, what does Ann Sidley think should be my answer?

From Project Gutenberg

He seems to have gone into opposition to the court with Sidley, his patron.

From Project Gutenberg