Olson

[ ohl-suhn ]

noun

1. Charles, 1910–70, U.S. poet and essayist.

Example Sentences

But Moss, who prefers being called “Lizzie,” is not really Robin the detective or Peggy Olson.

From The Daily Beast

My wife (Rebecca Olson Gupta) said, ‘I get it, you need to be here.’

From The Daily Beast

Boies and Olson call 17 skilled witnesses, whereas Cooper calls only two witnesses, who Boies easily tears apart.

From The Daily Beast

With this powerful shared passion, Olson and Boies set out to crush the case.

From The Daily Beast

Olson praises Boies as “better at cross-examination than any trial lawyer I have ever seen.”

From The Daily Beast

Porter Olson lies buried at Newark, Illinois, where a fitting monument adorns his grave.

From Project Gutenberg

James Olson, who also went to the front, lived to return to his home after the war.

From Project Gutenberg

The slooper, Ole Olson Hetletvedt, had not come west with the first party.

From Project Gutenberg

The latter made a further purchase in 1842 in the same section, as did also Tosten Olson.

From Project Gutenberg

The first man who touched it—a big Swede mechanic named Olson—was knocked cold as if by a nasty jolt of electricity.

From Project Gutenberg