Alston

[ awl-stuhn ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Alston and Haughton agree that people should start retinoids slowly and progressively, making sure the skin can tolerate them.

From Popular-Science

Alston’s friend, Randolph, 52, who sports an edgy, honey-blonde pixie cut, is part of the cadre of barbers and stylists trained as health educators through the University of Maryland program.

From Washington Post

That includes Alston, her 63-year-old aunt who has such limited access to health care that she has no front teeth, and Jamar Gibbons, 36, a postal worker — all of whom showed up for a shot and a free fish sandwich.

From Washington Post

Alston isn’t a police officer or prison guard, although those would be good guesses.

From Washington Post

Vernetta Alston was one of the attorneys who represented McCollum.

From The Daily Beast

“I believe in justice, I believe if you do something wrong, you should have to pay,” Alston said.

From The Daily Beast

Alston now sat looking at photos of the boy he keeps in his phone.

From The Daily Beast

Alston had last seen Prince at midday, when the two walked to the store together.

From The Daily Beast

“He was just beginning to understand things, just beginning to come into his own,” Alston said.

From The Daily Beast

Washington Alston, the great historical painter of South Carolina, died.

From Project Gutenberg

"If he likes better to be with these people down at Alston, I am sure it is the same to me," said the injured wife.

From Project Gutenberg

He had come over by train from Alston on purpose to see the baronet, whom he found seated in his library.

From Project Gutenberg

One of the servants had been despatched to Alston for a surgeon, and in an hour or two the extent of the misfortune was known.

From Project Gutenberg

Every one now had been told of his intended marriage; every one had been told through Lord Alston, Mr. Furnival, and such as they.

From Project Gutenberg