Sanborn

[ san-bawrn, -bern ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

“With more streaming services also comes more creators and the opportunity for brands to work and create content that can help them accomplish their business goals is more prevalent and vital than ever,” Sanborn added.

From Digiday

That is Barbara Elias-Sanborn, the NSA official who edited the documents.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Jonathan Edwards Sanborn hurried forward in frightened dismay.

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, the most likely man in the world to be met under just such circumstances was old Jabez Sanborn.

From Project Gutenberg

Senator Sanborn: In discussing a bill like this, section by section, it strikes me that we are going to reach practical results.

From Project Gutenberg

Chairman Mercer: It was meant to be broad enough, Mr. Sanborn, to raise that question.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Sanborn: That is what I understand this section, as now worded, would embrace.

From Project Gutenberg