Weller

[ wel-er ]

noun

1. Thomas Huck·le [huhk, -, uh, l], 1915–2008, U.S. physician: Nobel Prize in medicine 1954.

Example Sentences

"Keith Weller was always one of of my favourite players and I loved Eamon Dunphy too, because he was a real character," she said.

From BBC

Something, I was told, was tracking me, and I scoured an area of Weller Court looking for a hidden object.

From Los Angeles Times

Japanese corporations financed the construction of Weller Court and the New Otani Hotel on the site.

From Los Angeles Times

“This stuff does serious damage, sometimes permanent damage, and the worst part is it can take decades — if ever — for our regulators to act on this, and that’s the pattern we have to disrupt,” said Mark Weller, a campaign director with Californians for Pesticide Reform, one of the groups involved in the suit.

From Los Angeles Times

Weller noted that there are more than 130 pesticides used in California that are not approved in the European Union, including paraquat, which is banned in about 60 countries.

From Los Angeles Times