Cushman

[ koosh-muhn ]

noun

1. Charlotte Saun·ders [sawn, -derz, sahn, -], 1816–76, U.S. actress.

Example Sentences

“He saw that he could really make a difference, and he grabbed it and ran with it,” Cushman said.

From Voice of San Diego

“It was really nice today to hear him speak from the heart,” Cushman said afterward.

From The Daily Beast

And there was the dray, driven by Trimble Cushman, drawn by two proud black horses of great strength.

From Project Gutenberg

Now school was over for another summer and Trimble Cushman's dray could be driven at a good wage—by a boy overnight become a man.

From Project Gutenberg

It was a new Newbern through whose thoroughfares the new motor truck of Trimble Cushman was so expertly propelled.

From Project Gutenberg

Miss Cushman has had an attack, but you would not recognise other names.

From Project Gutenberg

Finally, in 1852, accompanied by her father and Charlotte Cushman, she set sail for Italy.

From Project Gutenberg