Proper noun
Ottaway (plural Ottaways)
A surname from Norman.
Though she was treated harshly at Ravensbrück, there is no conclusive proof that she was tortured or sexually assaulted by the Germans; her biographer, Susan Ottaway, thinks it unlikely, although the threat of both must have been ever-present. Source: Internet
Flagstar's set of products and services are "very competitive" and comparable to any national bank, and while there is no real need to add on to them, Flagstar routinely invests in and refines its offerings, Ottaway said. Source: Internet
FLASHBACK: Gina Ottaway (pictured in 2012) has met so many great chefs before, but had a real soft sport for Jamie Oliver. Source: Internet
Ottaway 2008: 176 The arrangement between the two families is based on the Al Saud maintaining the Al ash-Sheikh's authority in religious matters and upholding and propagating Salafi doctrine. Source: Internet