Blaine

[ bleyn ]

noun

1. James Gil·les·pie [gi-, les, -pee], 1830–93, U.S. statesman.
2. a town in E Minnesota.

Example Sentences

The hardest thing to come to terms with is that ultimately you cannot make everything all right for people, Blaine says.

From The Daily Beast

Blaine stresses that he was not called to inspect the rail site.

From The Daily Beast

Barbara Blaine, outreach director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests or SNAP disagrees.

From The Daily Beast

“Rather than being embraced, appreciated and acknowledged, we are ostracized, ignored and blamed,” said Blaine.

From The Daily Beast

As one theatergoer puts it, "This is the year Vivian Blaine finally wins her Tony."

From The Daily Beast

But when he saw that Mr. Blaine's nomination was inevitable, he joined in making it unanimous.

From Project Gutenberg

Nobody can describe the enthusiasm through the entire convention for Blaine.

From Project Gutenberg

Its force was somewhat weakened by the denials of Secretary Blaine that he had taken the initiative or made any definite promises.

From Project Gutenberg

As Secretary Blaine and he entered the station, arm in arm, they passed through the ladies' waiting-room.

From Project Gutenberg

The opposition to Blaine in the convention was so strong that no one of the assembled players seriously expected his nomination.

From Project Gutenberg