Cabell

[ kab-uhl ]

noun

1. James Branch, 1879–1958, U.S. novelist, essayist, and critic.

Example Sentences

For Huntington and Cabell, this is the second time a trial was deferred during the pandemic.

From Washington Post

Mr. Cabell, I think you have had an opportunity to read this Exhibit No. 1; is that right?

From Project Gutenberg

Now I think you mentioned that Mrs. Cabell made a remark to you, "Oh, that is a shot."

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My back was turned to it at the time, because I was riding in the front seat and was conversing with Mrs. Cabell and Mr. Roberts.

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Shortly after it took off, then Mrs. Cabell, and I returned home.

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We went—Mrs. Cabell accompanied me and went back to Love Field.

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