Cobham

American  

[kob-uhm] / ˈkɒb əm /

noun

1. Sir John. Oldcastle, Sir John.

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Cobham British  

/ ˈkɒbəm /

noun

1. title of Sir John Oldcastle See Oldcastle

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Example Sentences

In that period, the Italian had returned with his staff and players from his native Italy after a match in Bergamo, held a training session at Cobham, attended a pre-match news conference where he appeared relaxed, and secured a win over in-form Everton.

From BBC

As a member of Davis’ band in the late ’60s and early ’70s — a group that also counted Chick Corea, Wayne Shorter, Keith Jarrett and Billy Cobham among its members — DeJohnette pumped out psychedelic rock and funk rhythms that put Davis’ music in conversation with that of artists like James Brown and Sly Stone.

From Los Angeles Times

In short, Walsh is the chosen one by Maresca and could be next off the production line at Cobham.

From BBC

He first began playing for Cobham Cougars in Surrey, before joining the NFL Academy, a UK-based programme set up by the NFL and designed to find and develop the finest talent in Europe and Africa.

From BBC

Still in a protective boot when she spoke to BBC Sport at the club's Cobham training ground, James said she had tried to play through the pain in order to help the team.

From BBC