Sloane

[ slohn ]

noun

1. Sir Hans, 1660–1753, English physician and naturalist.

Example Sentences

Sloane, who asked to be identified by only her first name to avoid potential prosecution, worked in the food industry until the pandemic upended her job.

From Washington Post

“Diversification” is a hedge fund wife eschewing a Lily Pulitzer tote bag in favor of one made by Sloane Ranger or Jonathan Adler.

From The Daily Beast

Sloane Stephens Why You Might Know Her: In early 2013 she became the first American teenager to defeat Serena—ever.

From The Daily Beast

“As long as the writers and producers keep it fresh,” Sloane says, the future of daytime soaps is secure.

From The Daily Beast

“The predictions of the death of the daytime soap were greatly exaggerated,” Sloane says.

From The Daily Beast

Sloane means, correctly, that daytime soaps are not just loved; they are unique.

From The Daily Beast

The back of the envelope bore the postmark of the branch station in upper Sloane Street, and was dated this morning.

From Project Gutenberg

Gentlemen, such was the action of the court, and such the complexion of the packed jury, that Mr. Sloane was found "guilty."

From Project Gutenberg

These were the first and only words he spoke to Mr. Sloane, and then not until the black men were in the street.

From Project Gutenberg

He stayed with the Hadens at 62 Sloane Street, and studied with a clergyman who had one other pupil.

From Project Gutenberg

But she had quickly replied that she knew of a small restaurant close to Sloane Square Station where the food was very good.

From Project Gutenberg