Thurmond

[ thur-muhnd ]

noun

1. (James) Strom [strom], 1902–2003, U.S. politician.

Example Sentences

Thurmond, too, retired just a year before his death, at 100.

From TIme

Thurmond disclosed that Montgomery was suspected of stealing $200,000 in cash from his grandmother’s home.

From Essence.com

“When Strom Thurmond ran for president, we voted for him,” said Lott.

From The Daily Beast

“James is very generous with his comments,” Thurmond later tersely responded.

From The Daily Beast

The consensus at the time was that Strom Thurmond really did.

From The Daily Beast

She revealed her patrimony after Thurmond died; his family later acknowledged the relationship.

From The Daily Beast

If anything, segregationists like Strom Thurmond would have preferred a focus on economic issues.

From The Daily Beast

Thurmond—the Legate—sent down to say you'd get an official commendation and a promotion for your part.

From Project Gutenberg

Thurmond's piece appears to have been called "Harlequin Doctor Faustus."

From Project Gutenberg