Heber

American  

[hee-ber] / ˈhi bər /

noun

1. Reginald, 1783–1826, British bishop and hymn writer.

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Example Sentences

Many say the seed for the billable hour was planted in the early 1900s by a young lawyer named Reginald Heber Smith, who implemented a time-tracking system for lawyers during his tenure as counsel to the Boston Legal Aid Society, which provided legal services to the poor.

From The Wall Street Journal

The report identifies a group of metros, including Heber, Utah; Boise City, Idaho; and Minneapolis, Minn. where rising prices are coupled with a faster sales pace, signaling strong buyer competition for limited inventory.

From The Wall Street Journal

Marcella, under development in the Park City region, has two residential communities: one for golf at Jordanelle Ridge in Heber City and one for skiing at Deer Valley East Village.

From The Wall Street Journal

Preserve your memories by having your home drawn by artist Asher Bingham or painted with water colors by Jordan Heber.

From Los Angeles Times

Maywood Councilmember Heber Marquez told me earlier in a phone interview that municipal corruption “seemed like the norm” when he was growing up.

From Los Angeles Times