Harstad

[hahr-stah]

noun

1. a seaport in W Norway: herring fishing.

Example Sentences

For instance, as economist Bard Harstad of Stanford University has observed, environmental lobbying is asymmetric.

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“You always feel that you’re kind of this impersonator,” Ms. Harstad, 63, an enrolled member of the Leech Lake Band of the Minnesota Ojibwe and the Blackfeet Nation of Montana, said about her adoption experience.

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Maryanna Harstad was stunned and then elated when she heard that the Supreme Court had upheld a law on Thursday aimed at keeping Native American adoptees with their tribes and traditions.

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And a Norwegian writer named Johan Harstad, who is translated into English; he’s a really good writer.

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This class is only grain marketing 101, but North Dakota State University extension agent Alicia Harstad said it’s designed to provide a knowledge base that women need to be equal partners on the farm.

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