Durand

[ duh-rand ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

The nurse, Mary Brown, 38, of Durand, has since been charged with two felony counts of elder abuse in connection with the illegal amputation, which occurred on May 27.

From Ars Technica

It was not explained how Durand, who was said to have been beneath Franklin, was not drenched in blood from Franklin’s wounds.

From Time

Then he punched Peterson in the face, freed himself from Peterson’s grip and knocked down Durand, who was wearing the MP5 submachine gun—the trigger of which, Durand says, Franklin managed to reach and pull twice while the two of them were falling.

From Time

Their border, the so-called Durand line, is also a vestige of British imperialism.

From The Daily Beast

And she dropped beside an empty table on the "terrace" of M. Durand.

From Project Gutenberg

On the frontier the conclusion of the Durand Agreement in 1893 might well have raised hopes of quiet times.

From Project Gutenberg

She thought that Durand Lassois would be the man to give her the succour of which she had need.

From Project Gutenberg

She clad herself in garments belonging to Durand Lassois, and with this kind cousin set forth on the road to France.

From Project Gutenberg

Durand de Maillane, Dictionnaire de droit canonique, 1770, vol.

From Project Gutenberg