Hawkeye

[hawk-ahy]

noun

plural

Hawkeyes 

1. a native or inhabitant of Iowa (used as a nickname).

Example Sentences

They’d responded to the opening Hawkeye score with a sloppy three-and-out series, followed by a shanked punt.

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But Carrier Strike Group 12, with its Super Hornets and Hawkeye aircraft, is a step up in firepower.

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The poll was published just days before the election, suggesting Harris was leading in the Hawkeye state but she lost convincingly.

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In the absence of the 300 line judges that have been used for the past 148 years, up to 18 cameras, developed by HawkEye, are situated around each court to track the progress of the ball and determine whether it is in or out.

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The other shows that I did, “Hawkeye” and then “Echo,” led to an absence in my marriage.

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