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McKay
[ muh-key ]
noun
- Claude, 1890–1948, U.S. author, born in Jamaica: leader in the Harlem Renaissance.
Example Sentences
John McKay was promoted to assistant general manager, Nicole Blake to director of scouting, strategy and analytics and Ray Farmer to senior advisor to general manager Les Snead, among other promotions announced by the Rams.
Ms McKay, 58, said her family's experiences changed things at home.
Eventually, the McKay family were advised by police to leave their home because they were not safe.
Amanda McKay's father, Ted McKay, represented miners who continued to work during the year-long dispute and pushed for a national vote to settle the issue, putting him at odds with many striking miners.
"I know we had petrol through the letterbox on more than one occasion," said Ms McKay, who at the time was studying for her A-levels whilst living at the family's home in Wrexham.
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