Edmonds

[ed-muhndz]

noun

1. a town in NW Washington.

Example Sentences

Ms Edmonds said the cost of beef had "more than doubled in the last six months", adding: "I just think there's a massive effect on the meat industry at the moment with the rising costs of meat that's rising every week."

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Rachel Edmonds, who started The Butcheress in Hagley, Worcestershire, in 2017, and is known for her bright pink vans and logos, said the price of meat had doubled in the past six months, and at the same time, the average spend per customer had dropped dramatically.

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“I think he’s a really incredible musician,” said Meredith Edmonds, a 20-something entertainment exec who attended Kaze’s Greek Theatre performance.

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Ticketmaster maintained that its resale platforms, GetMeIn! and Seatwave, operated as "separate entities", in the words of then chairman Chris Edmonds at a 2016 House of Commons select committee hearing.

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But both Mr Edmonds and Ms Emeny were directors of Ticketmaster UK Ltd and the holding company which owned Seatwave.

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