Bolden

[ bohl-duhn ]

noun

1. Charles Buddy, 1868?–1931, U.S. cornet player: early pioneer in jazz.

Bolden

/ ˈbəʊldən /

noun

1. BoldenBuddy18681931MUSMUSIC: jazz cornet player Buddy , real name Charles Bolden . 1868–1931, US Black jazz cornet player; a pioneer of the New Orleans style

Example Sentences

Bolden and Siev did not reply to requests for comment Wednesday.

From Washington Post

In the end, Bolden earned a perfect score, the best on the first-place Cleveland team.

From Time

It was the first touchdown catch in the college career of Bolden.

From Washington Post

A big part of Bolden’s success has to do with her being right on time.

From Ozy

While Bolden’s rap career might have come out of nowhere, her talent didn’t.

From Ozy

Because, I guess, every institution needs a class clown—in which capacity I got to talk to Charles Bolden and Michael Griffin.

From The Daily Beast

But Jason Bolden says that while it is ubiquitous, it is not his favorite.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Bolden was one of the men selected to come in the summer of 1961.

From Project Gutenberg

Chief Rowley, I don't think you covered the Bolden matter as to whether you had an investigation made.

From Project Gutenberg

Bolden had observed this before—no native was ever without that one somber-looking arrow.

From Project Gutenberg

These people of Van Daamas needed radar less than any race Bolden knew of.

From Project Gutenberg

His mind was active, but outwardly Bolden was quiescent as the doctor continued his explanation.

From Project Gutenberg