Connor

[kon-er]

noun

1. Ralph Charles William Gordon, 1860–1937, Canadian novelist and clergyman.

Example Sentences

And yet “The Mastermind,” Reichardt’s latest and one of her best, while set in motion by a daylight art grab orchestrated by Josh O’Connor’s middle-class Massachusetts suburbanite, is another precisely turned Reichardt movie: honest, sad, funny and inherently philosophical about our engagement with the world.

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Reichardt is laying bare a privileged man’s half-assed delinquency, especially with O’Connor so hypnotic at conveying self-absorbed cluelessness with his woeful eyes, posture and movement.

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Chris O'Connor, a sole trader who worked backstage at this year's event, says he's taking organisers to a small claims court over £2,050 he says he's owed.

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After a night of heavy drinking, Paul got behind the wheel of his family’s boat with his girlfriend, Morgan Doughty, Beach, Anthony Cook, Connor Cook and Miley Altman.

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Earlier, the jury heard from 25-year-old Connor O'Sullivan, who told the court he admitted being part of a riot, saying he was "disgraced with myself".

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