Gorton

[ gawr-tn ]

noun

1. John Grey, 1911–2002, Australian political leader: prime minister 1968–71.

Gorton

/ ˈɡɔːtən /

noun

1. GortonSir John Grey19112002MAustralianPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: prime minister Sir John Grey. 1911–2002, Australian statesman; prime minister (1968–71)

Example Sentences

There was no public indication Wednesday that the Rangers’ statement was directly connected to the firings of Gorton and Davidson.

From Washington Post

A night on Gorton’s boat, for example, is $10,000 for the group, whereas non-private small-boat tours range from a total of $2,500 into five digits depending on the number of days, distance covered and the level of luxury.

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"I first knew Gorton about fifteen months ago," observed the clerk, when they were shut in together.

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Should Gorton turn up he is just the one to frighten a defenceless woman, and purchase his own silence.

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Do you remember some few years ago making inquiries about a man named Gorton—and you could not find him?

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According to Mr. Carr's wish, the man Gorton was brought to his chambers the following morning by Taylor.

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I will try and put a note in this letter for Patience Gorton, as I know her best, and you can send it on.

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