Fitzhugh in a sentence

Fitzhugh wrote little of Robert's academic prowess, dwelling much on the prominence of his family, and erroneously stated the boy was 18. Instead of mailing the letter, Fitzhugh had young Robert deliver it.

For Fitzhugh, a two-time Howard alumnus, the added responsibilities haven’t been easy, but he shared that the wellness of the students is of the utmost importance.

Dr. William Fitzhugh, who runs clinics in Richmond, Newport News and Roanoke, said he’s seen a flux of out-of-state patients over the past two years.

After much speculation around the Pacific Northwest and the hockey universe, the Seattle Kraken name was unveiled to the world on July 23; two weeks later, Fitzhugh’s hiring was officially announced.

Also, it examined a limited patient population, said Dr. Valerie Fitzhugh, a pathologist at Rutgers University who wasn't involved in the research.

Apple TV+ has given the greenlight to a new animated series based on classic children's novel Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh.

Earlier this month, the expansion Seattle Kraken, who play their first NHL game in fall 2021, made Fitzhugh its first radio/TV hire.

Early on, Fitzhugh knew that she liked girls.

The source of Hooker’s ire was a recent cavalry foray by Confederate Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Robert E. Lee’s nephew.

It never occurs to the people who run our schools "that if students read more, they would know more, and in that way actually have some knowledge they wanted to write about," Fitzhugh said recently on his Concord Review blog.

The new LDU Coffee is in a luxury apartment complex on Fitzhugh.

Will Fitzhugh is founder of The Concord Review, a Massachusetts-based journal that has published students’ history essays for 30 years.

Edwin B. Coddington refers to the "tragedy" of Stuart in the Gettysburg Campaign and judges that when Fitzhugh Lee raised the question of "whether Stuart exercised the discretion undoubtedly given to him, judiciously," the answer is no.

Fitzhugh and Ward, 2000: p. 336 Archaeological evidence seems to show that the Inuit traded with the Norse.

Fitzhugh Lee met Jackson and they ascended a hill with a sweeping view of the Union position and Jackson was delighted to see that Howard's men were resting, unaware of the impending Confederate threat.

In the beginning, (Green, Fitzhugh.

Meade was also concerned about his left flank, which was not anchored on the Chickahominy and was potentially threatened by Fitzhugh Lee's cavalry.

Slavery apologists like George Fitzhugh contended that workers only accepted wage labour with the passage of time, as they became "familiarised and inattentive to the infected social atmosphere they continually inhale".

The lead brigade of Hoke's division also reached the crossroads to join Butler and Fitzhugh Lee.

These events include the poisoning of Barnes by GC forces, instead of Nicolae Carpathia himself, and an attempt by Fitzhugh to assassinate Nicolae Carpathia.