Hardin

[ hahr-dn ]

noun

1. John Wesley, 1853–95, U.S. outlaw in the West.

Example Sentences

Two months after the agreement, Vogue China utilized then 15-year-old Ondria Hardin.

From The Daily Beast

“It is a sigh of relief she has been found,” said J.D. Hardin, a communications specialist with the Henry County School System.

From The Daily Beast

At just 16 years old, model Ondria Hardin has already seen her fair share of scandal.

From The Daily Beast

Sixteen-year-old Caucasian model Ondria Hardin poses as an “African Queen” in a controversial new spread for Numéro magazine.

From The Daily Beast

But unlike many underage models on the runway, Hardin is American.

From The Daily Beast

It would give Hardin a great start, and perhaps use me up, if the Whig papers of the district should nominate him for Congress.

From Project Gutenberg

But Hardin was the aspirant from the neighboring county of Morgan, and apparently therefore not included in this arrangement.

From Project Gutenberg

To this, he received a reply that this supporter had, in fact, nominated Hardin for governor.

From Project Gutenberg

"That is on the Hardin road," she said, trying to fix the direction.

From Project Gutenberg

Jimmy Faxon had little Emmy Hardin helping him through the hours when the pressure was greatest and the customers came fastest.

From Project Gutenberg