Hazzard

American  

[haz-erd] / ˈhæz ərd /

noun

1. Shirley, 1931–2016, U.S. novelist and short-story writer, born in Australia.

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Example Sentences

In “No One’s Coming,” Kevin Hazzard has found such a villain.

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This leads, Mr. Hazzard writes, to “the constant gushing of fluids, all of them, into a diaper. It’s death by humiliation, by torment.”

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Mr. Hazzard, a journalist, television writer and former paramedic, has written two other books about the proud subculture—the stoic commitment, the mordant humor—of front-line medics.

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The prevailing wisdom, according to Mr. Hazzard, was: “You don’t bring the zombie apocalypse to a place that doesn’t have the zombies.”

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The Obama administration thought otherwise, and it contacted the one entity that could handle such a rescue: Phoenix Air, which Mr. Hazzard describes as “one of the most peculiar companies in America.”

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