Ingram

[ ing-gruhm ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

With the defense scrambling to impede Williamson, Ball swung it to Ingram, who found a mismatch in the corner against a Brook Lopez closeout.

From FiveThirtyEight

“Every store on Swell effectively has their own database SaaS platform,” Ingram added.

From TechCrunch

“The most interesting ideas in e-commerce aren’t just another catalog,” Ingram said.

From TechCrunch

Harbaugh confirmed during a video news conference that Ingram and Dobbins had tested positive.

From Washington Post

It’s possible the document could make a challenge harder, Ingram said.

From Voice of San Diego

Ingram trusted law enforcement, not least because he was a sheriff himself.

From The Daily Beast

Ingram first reached out to MaLeisa and Todd Hughes, the owners of Green Acre Dog Boarders, about two months ago.

From The Daily Beast

“It is clear to me that this was not a freak accident, it was an accident waiting to happen,” Ingram said.

From The Daily Beast

It also helped that Ingram had access to one of the top of the line boards on the market.

From The Daily Beast

“This is not a gymnasium or spectator sport,” Ingram warned.

From The Daily Beast

A vote was taken for his expulsion, though Mr. Ingram proposed a vote of censure in its place.

From Project Gutenberg

The profits promised by both Harris and Ingram to capitalists were great, and this possibly made capital suspicious.

From Project Gutenberg

It was verbally agreed between Harris and Ingram that they would share equally any and all profits realized.

From Project Gutenberg

George Ingram gave him a brief history of the troubles up to the time of his leaving Harrisville.

From Project Gutenberg

The Ingram family kept much to their English ways and knew little or nothing of society.

From Project Gutenberg