Mayfield

[ mey-feeld ]

noun

1. a city in SW Kentucky.

Example Sentences

He was born 156 days before Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, against whom Mayfield will square off Sunday.

From Washington Post

The Browns will want to control the clock Sunday against Kansas City’s explosive offense, but any upset chances are tied to Mayfield keeping up his recent hot streak and making difficult throws to match the Chiefs’ scoring total.

From Washington Post

Because of covid protocols, Hance has still not been inside Cleveland’s facility, and Mayfield only met him Sunday night before the game.

From Washington Post

Plus, it’s been profitable to bet against Mayfield over the past two years.

From Washington Post

The Browns are also in danger of regressing next year if they don’t improve on defense and if Mayfield doesn’t continue to develop.

From FiveThirtyEight

Mayfield, a respected lawyer, shot himself in the garage of his Ridgeland, Mississippi home.

From The Daily Beast

Her songs draw on Stevie Wonder, the Jackson 5, Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and contemporary hip-hop.

From The Daily Beast

“I had run out of razor blades ,and went to a drugstore, and had a really negative experience,” Katz-Mayfield told me.

From The Daily Beast

They used the Curtis Mayfield songs, and R. Kelly wrote several new ones.

From The Daily Beast

Mayfield had written the phenomenally successful soundtracks for Super Fly and Claudine.

From The Daily Beast

Dont you remember that handsome house near Mayfield, just above Lauras?

From Project Gutenberg

Father is to have a farm in Mayfield, mother is to go to Europe, and Dine is to have diamond ear-rings!

From Project Gutenberg

Ill kill half Dunellen and all Mayfield with overdoses before another night, and then take a big dose myself.

From Project Gutenberg

And here we will leave them to enjoy it while we take the train back to Mayfield.

From Project Gutenberg

When we arrived there, the men we were seeking had gone to the town of Mayfield, but were to return to Kirtland the next day.

From Project Gutenberg