Tyner

[ tahy-ner ]

noun

1. McCoy Sulaimon Saud, 1938–2020, U.S. jazz pianist and composer.

Example Sentences

Tyner pointed the Hattiesburg race as precedent for having a second election.

From The Daily Beast

Tyner went on to note that correct legal remedy if the runoff was called into question was “a new election.”

From The Daily Beast

John Tyner was in San Diego on his way to a hunting trip when he was stopped for a pat-down.

From The Daily Beast

Tyner himself was absent, and his family was entirely without protection.

From Project Gutenberg

On leaving our camps next morning we marched a distance of eight miles to Tyner's Station, where we were loaded in freight boxes.

From Project Gutenberg

He have slave house all de way from de side of his house to Tyner.

From Project Gutenberg

You are aware that Z. Chandler and Tyner were both in the city and at the wheel.

From Project Gutenberg

Jewell was succeeded by James N. Tyner, an entirely complaisant official.

From Project Gutenberg