Michael's
Meaning
"Michael's" is the possessive form of Michael, showing that something belongs to him. It can also stand for his home, workplace, or business when the noun is left out.
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Examples
According to Albanian Communist leader Enver Hoxha 's account of his conversations with the Romanian Communist leaders on the monarch's abdication, it was Gheorghiu-Dej, not Groza, who forced Michael's abdication at gunpoint.
A non-quirister choir sings the services in St Michael's Church.
And Laurie, well, she's so damaged by surviving Michael's rampage that at some points it seems she'd rather be dead.
Around the time of the marriage, Sir Michael's nephew, the barrister Robert Audley, welcomes his old friend George Talboys back to England, after three years of gold prospecting in Australia.
After Michael's death, Joseph Jackson sued when it was disclosed that he was not included in Michael's will.
At that time, Michael's grandparents were living in Danville, Québec.