Ashford

[ ash-ferd ]

noun

1. Evelyn, born 1957, U.S. track athlete.

Ashford

/ ˈæʃfəd /

noun

1. a market town in SE England, in central Kent. Pop: 58 936 (2001)

Example Sentences

Some elements really work, like the Hitchcock-inspired Ashford twins, among the more memorable series villains.

From Washington Post

How far ahead do you and Michelle Ashford, the creator and showrunner, look?

From The Daily Beast

Nationally, Ashford University has received $110 million to educate Iraq and Afghanistan veterans in the last five years.

From The Daily Beast

Berry Gordy was my idol, and Ashford and Simpson were my favorite songwriters.

From The Daily Beast

Joel had his heart set on directing the movie, and I had mine set on Ashford and Simpson writing the music.

From The Daily Beast

Suppose there had been some mistake in the time of the accident at Ashford?

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Ashford sent in to ask whether Lady Morville would like to see her.

From Project Gutenberg

I believe Mrs. Ashford is a connection of Lady Thorndale's?'

From Project Gutenberg

On Sevington spire, near Ashford, is a daintily designed vane, dated 1866.

From Project Gutenberg

This acquittal did not satisfy popular feeling, and the brother of Mary Ashford appealed.

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