Hayden

[heyd-n]

noun

1. Melissa Mildred Herman, 1923–2006, Canadian ballerina in the U.S.

2. Robert Earl, 1913–80, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

Hayden Bloomfield was among those who watched the Budget at a round table event in Chatham.

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Hayden Hashimoto, an attorney at Clean Air Task Force, meanwhile said "the public health and economic benefits of the current standard are tangible."

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Another epic recording created from more modest materials, “Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You,” came from singer Hayden Anhedönia, who releases music as Ethel Cain on her own label.

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Now that his youngest son had moved out, the 56-year-old retired home builder wanted to downsize from his 6-acre, sloped property to a 2,200 square-foot house in Hayden, Idaho, which he had built himself.

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Their fairytale looked shattered in the fourth of the five minutes added on at the end of the game when Curacao substitute Jeremy Antonisse appeared to have brought down Isaac Hayden and the El Salvador referee Ivan Barton immediately pointed to the spot.

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