Vance

[ vans ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Still, he has connections to Thiel, who like in Arizona, has put up $10 million to boost a super PAC backing Vance.

From FiveThirtyEight

“I may be a little bit surprised by how much the national media seems obsessed with me,” Vance, whose memoir was adapted into an Oscar-nominated movie, said this week.

From Washington Post

Recondite, lips zipped tight — ’cause of you, Vance can’t jail meAwesome to see you not cop a plea, turn on me like Cohen.

From Washington Post

That’s the assumption that Noem is trying to exploit and that undergirds Vance’s story.

From Washington Post

If Vance favors closing the borders permanently to asylum-seeking, and removing millions of undocumented immigrants already here, he should say so.

From Washington Post

Teresa Vance went to the debate from Atlanta to cheer on Nunn.

From The Daily Beast

The Belknaps are asking for $1.2 million, the Vance family for $5 million.

From The Daily Beast

Now the sky is a hot, empty blue, and cars line the curb from Butler to Vance.

From The Daily Beast

Hand­ printed posters at the Vance Avenue Market: CHICKEN BACKS, 12½¢ lb.; HOG MAWS, 15¢: RUMPS, 19¢.

From The Daily Beast

Ditto for Louisiana kissing Congressman Vance McAllister (R-LA).

From The Daily Beast

Tony Flasco, his lieutenant Vance, another killer named Keeper, and an unidentified man were in the mob that shot me down.

From Project Gutenberg

“He is truly a beast without the instincts of a gentleman,” cried Madame Vance, excitedly.

From Project Gutenberg

Far bitterer to bear than fatigue was the thought that she, Jeanne Vance, had carried information to the enemies of her country.

From Project Gutenberg

Madame Vance received the intelligence with demonstrations of joy but Jeanne said nothing.

From Project Gutenberg

Without another word Mr. Vance gave the order, and the two men soon succeeded in forcing an entrance.

From Project Gutenberg