McElwee

Proper noun

Meaning

McElwee (plural McElwees)

A surname from Irish.

Examples

Historian John McElwee reports, in his 2013 book Showmen, Sell It Hot!, that Bela Lugosi's popularity received a much-needed boost in August 1938, when California theater owner Emil Umann revived Dracula and Frankenstein as a special double feature. Source: Internet

Though he was critical during the discussion, when the matter came to a vote McElwee joined Mayor Ambrose Buckman and Councilman Jim Nelson in approving the asphalt overlay. Source: Internet

He was the son of the late Harley G. and Arka B. McElwee Clowser. Source: Internet

McElwee noted the unique difficulties of reporting objectively in such a chaotic atmosphere. Source: Internet

Steve Inskeep talks to Joshua McElwee, Vatican correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, about Pope Francis accepting the resignation of three Chilean bishops following a sex abuse scandal. Source: Internet

We talked about finishes that potential buyers would be interested in and I was able to give insight about what buyers are looking for in today’s market,” said McElwee. Source: Internet

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