Sentence examples for mccormick from inspiring English sources
The word "mccormick" is not a valid word in English
It is not listed in any of the major English dictionaries. However, it is a common surname, so you can use it in a sentence such as: "The McCormicks are a family of five living in New York City."
IN THE early 1830s, spurred on by his hatred of sweaty field work, Cyrus McCormick took an idea his father had been working on at the family farm in Virginia and produced a mechanical reaper.
This suggests that in men, at least, it is also possible to look at someone's face and read his predisposition to aggression.The thesis developed by Mr Carré and Dr McCormick is that aggressiveness is predictable from the ratio between the width of a person's face and its height.
An exhibitor can now change a light bulb without an electrician present (so long as the job does not require a ladder) and set up his own display (so long as it can be done in less than half an hour, with no tools).But exhibitors at McCormick Place still have to deal with five different unions and pay pretty stiff wages.
To find out whether the theory was true for females as well, Mr Carré and Dr McCormick turned to that stock experimental subject, the university undergraduate.
But the people for whose products McCormick and Man Producten compete have an interest in Mr Goetze's strategy.
A fork-lift operator at McCormick earns $20 an hour more than the national average.
"For advertisers it's one of the biggest TV events in the calendar and they'll be watching the numbers closely to ensure that viewers are still watching in their masses," said Sam McCormick, head of TV at media agency Arena.
"By 2045 it will be impossible for a driver to impact another vehicle or drive off the road without the serious intention of doing so," says Scott McCormick of the Connected Vehicle Association, an industry group established to promote the technology.
The latest example comes from a paper just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society by Justin Carré and Cheryl McCormick, of Brock University in Ontario, Canada.
Robert McCormick, the chief executive of Savvis Communications, a computer networking firm, is accusing the club of fraud.
One book that proved particularly useful was "Immigration Policy and the Welfare System", edited by Tito Boeri, Gordon Hanson and Barry McCormick.
