Conant

[ koh-nuhnt ]

noun

1. James Bryant, 1893–1978, U.S. chemist and educator: president of Harvard University 1933–53.

Example Sentences

Conant and fellow organizers needed necklaces for everyone who would come.

From ProPublica

Conant, who organizes the salmon ceremony, was among the tribal members who released those captive fish into the water.

From ProPublica

Alex Conant, a spokesman for former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty, called the deal "nothing to celebrate."

From The Daily Beast

Eve Conant recalls a talk with Jeff Hall just as his National Socialist Movement was taking off.

From The Daily Beast

In 2010, Conant opened up the Scarpetta shop in three new locations.

From The Daily Beast

Conant is the author of two cookbooks: New Italian Cooking and Bold Italian.

From The Daily Beast

David A. Graham and Eve Conant report on the former exotic dancer's tangled past.

From The Daily Beast

The partners engaged Conant to be their Governor, with the charge of all their affairs, as well fishing as planting.

From Project Gutenberg

I wanted to be sure it would not be a nuisance to Uncle Peter Conant.

From Project Gutenberg

Patty Conant gave seven dollars a yard for her new black silk, and there were twelve yards.

From Project Gutenberg

From a photograph owned by Allen Jasper Conant, to whose courtesy we owe the right to reproduce it here.

From Project Gutenberg

The grayish stippling on the posterior ventral surfaces mentioned by Conant (1953:9) is not visible on these specimens.

From Project Gutenberg