Wheatley

[ hweet-lee, weet- ]

noun

1. Phil·lis [fil, -is], 1753?–84, American poet, born in Africa; probably Senegal.

Example Sentences

Indeed, Jefferson deemed the African-American poet Phillis Wheatley’s work “beneath the dignity of criticism” and asserted that Black astronomer Benjamin Banneker possessed only “a mind of very common stature.”

From Salon

Following sporting director Jonathan Wheatley’s decision to move to Sauber/Audi in 2025, Red Bull will promote Lambiase to head of racing after the end of this season.

From BBC

Ross Connelly, 46, was beaten to death at his home in Wheatley Hill, County Durham, by Lewis Armstrong, 18, and Harvey Hughes, 20, in May 2023.

From BBC

With talk of Kelleher potentially leaving Anfield before the transfer window closes at the end of the month, Jaros’ instinctive efforts to repel Ethan Wheatley and Scott McTominay would have been heartening for his manager.

From BBC

Joint secretary Sheena Wheatley said there were concerns about how much the school's orchestra would continue to "thrive".

From BBC