Dustin

[ duhs-tin ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Then I headed to the sail-away party my travel agent, and friends, Scott Moster and his husband Dustin, were hosting in the Iconic suite.

From Washington Blade

Our ever-attentive travel agent Scott and his husband Dustin hosted another party in their suite, the Iconic Suite, and I met some people I hadn’t yet seen in the past days onboard.

From Washington Blade

She tells me that rumor has it that her opponent today, Dustin “the Atomik Menace” Johnson, doesn’t feel pain in his mouth from chili peppers.

From Popular-Science

Special thanks to Dustin “Honest Abe” Rucker, my cowboy camping mentor.

From Outside Online

Gazing at the star, we felt as if Dustin had met us there, that he’d allowed that single star to be seen in the sky so that we would know he was all right.

From Popular-Science

And Dustin Ares notes better communication has been working.

From The Daily Beast

Instead, we get a two-hour therapy session from Dustin Diamond.

From The Daily Beast

Twenty-five years ago, people thought Dustin Diamond was cute.

From The Daily Beast

Neither Dustin Diamond nor Tom Sizemore gained much respect after the release of their respective sex tapes.

From The Daily Beast

Cast: Jason Ritter, Alexis Bledel, Jane Kazmarek, Kurt Fuller, Michael Ian Black, Kerri Kinney, Ashlie Atkinson, Dustin Ybarra.

From The Daily Beast

Mrs. Dustin received fifty pounds reward for those scalps, besides a present from the governor of Maryland, who admired her pluck.

From Project Gutenberg

After a toilsome march, and the greatest suffering, Mrs. Dustin and her companion completed the journey.

From Project Gutenberg

One night Mrs. Dustin, the nurse, and another woman rose secretly while the Indians were asleep.

From Project Gutenberg

After wandering a long time in the woods, they reached Haverhill, and Mrs. Dustin was restored to her family.

From Project Gutenberg

As Mrs. Dustin's babe prevented her keeping up well on the journey, an Indian cruelly killed it.

From Project Gutenberg