Denham

[den-uhm]

noun

1. Sir John, 1615–69, English poet and architect.

Example Sentences

John Denham, a minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown in the last Labour government, agrees.

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The now-defunct alternative Irish news site Broadsheet was the only significant outlet on either side of the Atlantic to report that then-Supreme Court Justice Susan Denham did not recuse herself from the Gibney ruling even though her brother, Patrick Gageby, was acting as Gibney’s lawyer.

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The 384 people commemorated on the quilt include notable figures such as novelist Bruce Chatwin and actors Denham Elliot and Ian Charleston.

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The court heard her memory of her labour was limited due to her depression and the trauma of the delivery, but she said she gave birth alone, possibly in the bathroom of the family home in Denham Close, Croxteth, in March 1998.

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In her interviews she said she had lost much of her memory about what happened next, but believes she gave birth alone in the bathroom of the family home in Denham Close, Croxteth.

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