Abernathy

[ ab-er-nath-ee ]

noun

1. Ralph (David), 1926–90, U.S. clergyman and civil rights leader.

Example Sentences

The bill has bipartisan support but, like everything else in the package, is far from certain, Abernathy says.

From Time

Abernathy’s research has identified a total of 1,800 communities that became what she calls news deserts between 2005 and early 2020.

From Time

The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy revealed before his death that King had made a pass at him years before.

From The Daily Beast

Documented on tape: a sexual relationship between King and his fellow Christian minister, Ralph David Abernathy.

From The Daily Beast

The first producing wells were drilled between 1900 and 1902 (Jewett and Abernathy, 1945:24).

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, certainly, this was the next day that Hosty was out with Abernathy.

From Project Gutenberg

I saw Crayton Abernathy, a overseer, whip a woman in the cotton patch on Doc.

From Project Gutenberg

You follow this trail right down this ridge and you will come to Ira Abernathy's.

From Project Gutenberg

A big crowd of rooters had come over from Hartford to whoop things up for Abernathy's men.

From Project Gutenberg