Borman

[ bawr-muhn ]

noun

1. Frank Frederick II, 1928–2023, U.S. astronaut, commander of the first mission to orbit the moon (1968).

Example Sentences

There’s no telling if Borman will be watching tonight or tomorrow, but not every astronaut who orbited or touched the moon returned to Earth as unmoved as he did.

From Time

It wasn’t a surprise that Yeager wouldn’t extend much courtesy to the likes of Borman.

From Time

All they knew, as Borman told me in a conversation in 2015, was that he was one more young defector from Yeager’s flying family—and that would not make for an easy audience with his commander.

From Time

His attorney, Cheryl Borman, told Pohl that Attash has been repeatedly beaten by guards at Guantánamo.

From The Daily Beast

After Borman insisted that Olbermann work March 5, Price said he was being highly unprofessional.

From The Daily Beast

But a few comparatively, of the descendants of Samuel Borman can now be traced.

From Project Gutenberg

The carbons show you wrote the name John Borman, not Gorman.

From Project Gutenberg

It is said that the name, however spelled, is still pronounced “Borman,” at Wethersfield.

From Project Gutenberg

Was it because you thought I was making more money than you, that you changed the name on the Borman obituary?

From Project Gutenberg