Osborn

[ oz-bern ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Osborn said his wife asked why it was taking so long to be seen.

Pain sensations are a critical information source, says Osborn, letting us know when we might be doing something unsafe.

“I knew I wasn’t going to hold this loan for the duration,” said Osborn, who owns a truck and crane company.

Osborn was part of a team that captured 18 species of ultrablack fish.

If engineers could mimic what the fish do, it may make producing ultrablack materials easier, Osborn says.

For his skill in guiding the plane and its crew to safety, Osborn was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross.

Osborn is backed by FreedomWorks, Concerned Women for America, and Phyllis Schafly.

The two top contenders, Osborn and Sasse, both seem straight out of conservative central casting.

It must have been a lot of fun to portray Harry Osborn in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

As Shane Osborn's experience reveals, strength is not irrelevant to modern aviation.

Colonel Osborn's batteries were on the crest of the ridge, in position to fire over the heads of the infantry.

Brooks's men at the same moment swarmed over the embankments by Osborn's, while Martindale advanced along the railroad.

Brooks is in position to move upon the batteries by Osborn's house, while Martindale is to advance up the railroad.

“You will see lions, Tommy, a great many in a large den together,” said Captain Osborn.

When the British fired the village, a few hours later, there was no torch applied to the home of Elnathan Osborn.

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