Whittaker

[ hwit-uh-ker, wit- ]

noun

1. Charles Evans, 1901–73, U.S. jurist: associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court 1957–62.

Example Sentences

Hallam, who co-founded the climate activist groups Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion, was given his sentence in July while his fellow activists Daniel Shaw, Louise Lancaster, Lucia Whittaker De Abreu and Cressida Gethin were each given four year sentences.

From Salon

“Our goal is to move as close as possible to becoming fully supported by small donors, relying on a large number of modest contributions from people who care about Signal,” wrote its president Meredith Whittaker in a blog post last year.

From BBC

Trump was right that what was presented on “60 Minutes” was not the complete answer to the question she was asked by the interviewer, Bill Whittaker, about whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was listening to the Biden Administration.

From Salon

Whittaker was backed up on to the ropes in the fifth round but also seemed to pull Cameron towards him as the pair locked arms and tumbled over the ropes.

From BBC

Whittaker was treated at the medical tent inside Kingdom Arena for an injury to his right leg and then taken to hospital for further evaluation.

From BBC