Henderson
arthur, 1863–1935, british statesman and labor leader: n-bel peace prize 1934.
david bremner
[brem-ner] /ˈbrɛm nər/ (show ipa), 1840–1906, u.s. political leader: speaker of the house 1899–1903.
fletcher (“smack”) 1898–1952, u.s. jazz pianist, arranger, and bandleader.
a city in nw kentucky, on the ohio river.
a city in se nevada, near las vegas.
a city in n north carolina.
a town in e texas.
contemporary examples
meant as an inside joke between henderson and her friends, the blog went viral.
‘feminist ryan gosling’ author danielle henderson on her new book melissa leon august 13, 2012
the backdrops seem, at times, suburban as watson poses in front of the then modest victorian-era townhomes of henderson place.
bill cunningham: through the lens of a style king justin jones march 13, 2014
“i am going to accept the situation, judge henderson,” answered john, with a brevity that did not escape the keen old man.
david’s book club: the souls of black folk david frum may 4, 2013
henderson was a freshman at the university of wisconsin when she attended a speech on dating abuse.
digital har-ssment is the new means of domestic abuse keli goff february 9, 2014
“grittiness is what differentiated it in from the beginning,” henderson said.
‘true blood’ premiere: is s-x the only reason we’re still watching? kevin fallon june 13, 2013
historical examples
you’re kind of soft around the stomach, mr. henderson, i’m sorry to say.
the man next door emerson hough
you see, the day we went through the hospital, it was hot, and we went to henderson’s for soda-water.
k mary roberts rinehart
margaret flushed a little, but apparently henderson did not notice it.
a little journey in the world charles dudley warner
then miss henderson showed fight and her brother 204 willie stood by her.
an orkney maid amelia edith huddleston barr
judge henderson himself had heard the tumult on the streets.
the broken gate emerson hough
noun
arthur. 1863–1935, british labour politician. as foreign secretary (1929–31) he supported the league of nations and international disarmament; n-bel peace prize 1934
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