Cleburne

[ klee-bern ]

noun

1. a city in N Texas, near Fort Worth.

Example Sentences

Thus, courts view discrimination on the basis of characteristics like race and gender with great skepticism, because racial minorities and women have historically faced the kind of unequal treatment described in Cleburne.

From Vox

Richard Cleburne, Esq., is the first member for the district.

From Project Gutenberg

Five Confederate generals, including the gallant Cleburne, lay dead upon the field.

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The two culprits were brought in under guard and placed in the center of the square and then Cleburne and his staff rode in.

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Gen. Cleburne was a better fighter than speaker, and yet his oratory was sometimes very effective.

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We also heard that General Cleburne, who had advanced from Wartrace, had had his horse shot under him.

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