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Davidson

[ dey-vid-suhn ]

noun

  1. Jo [joh], 1883–1952, U.S. sculptor.


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Example Sentences

Regular customers throughout the city know to wave at Sandra when she goes rumbling past on her Harley-Davidson.

Filmmakers Daniel Junge and Kief Davidson are at a remarkable advantage here.

“It is the sign of a deep-seated corruption infecting all life,” writes Davidson.

Adam Davidson takes a look at this little corner of the real estate market – the prison commissary.

But the truth about Islam is anything but hateful, writes Olga M. Davidson.

This Davidson was reluctant to do, since he knew the lad would have to calculate closely to make his food last.

Any one can think of many names of this kind—Williamson, Davidson, Adamson, etc.

Mrs. Davidson tells me her husband is getting thirty pounds a month as captain of the Zealandia in the Canadian emigrant service.

My dear Davidson,—I am in receipt of two letters from you since my last, the latest one of them from Capri.

John Davidson, the marshal, was officially supposed to be endowed with insight into the origin of fires.

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