Kearns

American  

[kurnz] / kɜrnz /

noun

1. a town in N Utah, near Salt Lake City.

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Example Sentences

The appointment has been widely welcomed by a former senior manager at the RBA, Jonathan Kearns, saying that it’s a “travesty” the appointment wasn’t made earlier.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Bruce is Australia’s best macro economist with detailed extensive academic and practical central banking experience,” said Kearns, who is now the chief economist at Challenger.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her challengers are publicist Dory Frank; Ashkan “Alex’’ Nazarian, co-founder of AAA Diamond and Jewelry; city employee Peter Gerard Kearns; real estate professional Eddie Ha; tenant rights attorney Henry Mantel; and small-business accountant Morgan Oyler.

From Los Angeles Times

Conservative shadow Home Office minister Alicia Kearns highlighted a report in the Telegraph, which said the plans include secret rooms and a "concealed chamber" that sat alongside cables carrying data to the City of London.

From BBC

A Form 4 External link filed Dec. 30 shows Evan Kearns, Cogent’s chief legal officer, sold 65,000 shares for about $38.70 each.

From Barron's