Eaton
[eet-n]
- Theophilus,1590–1658, English colonist and colonial administrator in America.
- a male given name.
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Examples from the Web for eaton
Contemporary Examples
Eaton said British television had been well-ahead of the U.S. for decades.
How Daniel Radcliffe Became Harry Potter And Other Masterpiece Theatre TalesNico Hines
October 29, 2013
More than a decade later, Eaton, now 65, saw Radcliffe on stage in Equus.
How Daniel Radcliffe Became Harry Potter And Other Masterpiece Theatre TalesNico Hines
October 29, 2013
Reached via email for a comment, Eaton said that the success of Downton Abbey couldn't be reduced down to just one element.
The second document released is a handwritten letter from Murdoch to Thatcher from his Eaton Place home.
Now running a servants employment office, Rose becomes the housekeeper to the new aristocratic family living at 165 Eaton Place.
Historical Examples
Let Old Eaton have his way, if thereby they might beguile him into paving theirs.
Tiverton TalesAlice Brown
Doctor Eaton had not seen me, for I stood in the shadow of the bed behind him.
Eaton had not lost his boyish love of adventure yet, you see.
"Not long," replied the young promoter, whose name was Eaton.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
"There is no way upon the boat, Captain," expostulated Eaton.
Standish of StandishJane G. Austin