Corbin

[ kawr-bin ]

noun

1. Margaret (Cochran), 1751–1800, American Revolutionary military heroine.

Example Sentences

In 2018, when Avila caught 14 of Corbin’s 33 starts, Corbin shined as a sinker-slider pitcher and finished fifth in NL Cy Young voting, helping him earn a six-year, $140 million contract with Washington the next winter.

From Washington Post

About 10 percent of taxpayers file a paper return, Corbin said.

From Washington Post

Both financially and strategically, the Nationals are built around Scherzer, Strasburg and Corbin.

From Washington Post

When paid out, the current contracts for Strasburg, Scherzer and Corbin will add up to $595 million and 20 seasons.

From Washington Post

They won a World Series that way, and they believe, as Rizzo and Manager Dave Martinez expressed Tuesday, that Scherzer, Strasburg and Corbin again will vault them into the mix next season.

From Washington Post

Previously, as CEO of the music label Capitol Imagine Group, he went by the name Corbin Grimes.

From The Daily Beast

By Corbin Hiar, from the Center for Public Integrity's iWatch News.

From The Daily Beast

The actual relationship had begun in 1992, says Corbin, who runs a manufacturing business.

From The Daily Beast

Corbin, the judge, was an old Virginian who had never read law.

From Project Gutenberg

Corbin then entered on the record that Thomas was acquitted.

From Project Gutenberg

Then with a rather grim smile Ham added: "That's for Corbin to do."

From Project Gutenberg

"Mr. Corbin was very courteous," placated the old man in a mild voice.

From Project Gutenberg

Judith, entering the library, came upon the Reverend Mr. Corbin Wood, deep in a great chair and a calf-bound volume.

From Project Gutenberg