How to use Raeburn in a sentence
“These fathers have the circuitry and the neurochemistry to behave like good fathers,” Raeburn explains.
Raeburn is a science reporter, and much of what he does in this book is straightforward reporting.
Raeburn had three children with his first wife, all of whom were adults by the time he started his second family.
Surely Christopher Raeburn's coats and windbreakers made of repurposed flight suits and parachutes speak to that theory.
It is quite worthy to hang beside a Raeburn canvas; one can scarce say more.
Penelope's Experiences in Scotland | Kate Douglas Wiggin
But Hulver remained intact, save for the loss of the Raeburn and the oak avenue.
Notwithstanding | Mary CholmondeleyI do hope, Amy Raeburn, that you will not be late another Sunday morning.
Holiday Stories for Young People | VariousAs he dimly remembered him, he was a friendly sort of fellow whom he had engaged to drive him out to the Raeburn place.
The Rest Hollow Mystery | Rebecca N. PorterHe found himself wondering resentfully why old man Raeburn hadn't shown more interest in his non-appearance.
The Rest Hollow Mystery | Rebecca N. Porter
British Dictionary definitions for Raeburn
/ (ˈreɪˌbɜːn) /
Sir Henry . 1756–1823, Scottish portrait painter
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