Payne

[ peyn ]

noun

1. John Howard, 1791–1852, U.S. actor and dramatist.

Example Sentences

His fiancée, Natasha Folley, says she and the children are happy that Payne is back.

From The Daily Beast

Unlike Payne, Kromah continues to struggle to be accepted in his community and does not know when the stigmatization will end.

From The Daily Beast

In California, Payne found transgender friends and became an advocate within the community.

From The Daily Beast

After Payne told them she was a girl, “They just wanted their cupcakes.”

From The Daily Beast

Payne agreed, saying she finally feels like her body matches what she knows to be true—that she is a woman.

From The Daily Beast

These marked the river hollow, and Payne, knowing that the chase might be ended in a few more minutes, did not spare the spur.

From Project Gutenberg

In another minute, it dipped into a hollow, and Corporal Payne smiled grimly.

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So spying of Payne in a gully, I went into him, and there staid, thinking to have gone to Chelsy with them.

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Rawlinson estimates it at two thousand, and Dean Payne Smith at three thousand.

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But she was in such distress that she had thought she must tell Maud about Lubbock and Payne.

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