McTavish
Proper noun
Meaning
McTavish (plural McTavishes)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic [in turn originating as a patronymic].
Examples
But now, McTavish looks so good it makes people want to slide into its DM’s like Flood Girl slid down the very same street four years ago.
Impeccably cast, and reuniting multiple dwarves of series (Richard Armitage as Trevor Belmont, Graham McTavish as Dracula), those four episodes are a sumptuous gothic feast of bloodletting and dizzying anime action sequences.
It's sponsored by McGill Reads and is at the McGill University Bookstore, on McTavish, at 5:30.
If you’ll recall, Buck is actually the grown son of Dougal and Geillis Duncan (Lotte Verbeek), so it was a fun surprise that they got McTavish to play his own son.
Les McTavish, head coach of the Vauxhall Academy of Baseball, has been catching up on retro Major League Baseball, bringing back fond memories, now that that academy’s spring season has been cancelled due to the COVID pandemic.
McTavish is a brilliant person, and her art in this particular exhibition consisted of generative textile drawings and digital work that was presented on various screens throughout the gallery.