Barnett
a male given name.
Contemporary Examples
Barnett tells me that his interest in aviation safety grew from his flying phobia.
The Great Plane Crash Myth Ben Sherwood January 16, 2009
Barnett studied the front page of The New York Times and found the answer.
The Great Plane Crash Myth Ben Sherwood January 16, 2009
I ask Barnett if his Q research has cured his fear of flying.
The Great Plane Crash Myth Ben Sherwood January 16, 2009
In this case, Barnett did get the court to agree with his reading of the Constitution.
Randy Barnett’s Win Noah Kristula-Green June 27, 2012
“We need to present a unified front to the liberal media,” Barnett said.
Young Republicans Clash Benjamin Sarlin February 19, 2010
Historical Examples
Mrs. Barnett died April 21, 1840, in Cleveland, having borne five children.
Cleveland Past and Present Maurice Joblin
“Dixon,” said Mrs. Barnett in a low voice which the explorer knew and obeyed.
Audrey Craven May Sinclair
“Bit o’ wreckage from Barnett’s derelict,” muttered Trendon, scowling through his glasses.
The Mystery Stewart Edward White and Samuel Hopkins Adams
He went from my house with Dr. Barnett, who had asked me who this man Lincoln was.
The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln Wayne Whipple
It was Barnett who was on duty when at last the policeman came.
Life of Frederick Courtenay Selous, D.S.O. J.G. Millais
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