Durand

[duh-rand]

noun

1. Asher Brown, 1796–1886, U.S. engraver and landscape painter of the Hudson River School.

Example Sentences

"Pakistan violated Afghanistan's airspace, bombing a civilian market in the Marghi area of Paktika near the Durand Line and also violating Kabul's sovereign territory," the Defence Ministry said in a post on social media.

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Teasdale mentions that the lives of the Isle of Wight natives were “completely changed”; she was a stylist assistant for commercials in London, bassist Ellis Durand was putting up scaffolding, drummer Henry Holmes was a surf instructor, guitarist Joshua Mobaraki worked in a café and Chambers had taken up a position making jewelry in the family business.

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Though she’s since moved to London, leaving it in the rearview at 18, she notes that Chambers, Mobaraki and Durand still call it home.

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Will Sasso and Kevin Durand are welcome supporting players as a few of the oddly aggressive town elders.

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Andrew Durand, who plays Elmer, has just the right bad-boy frontman vibe.

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