Hayden

[heyd-n]

noun

1. Melissa Mildred Herman, 1923–2006, Canadian ballerina in the U.S.

2. Robert Earl, 1913–80, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

Similar successes in later years of Priyanka Chopra, Diana Hayden and Lara Dutta have only reinforced the belief that beauty pageants can be a ticket to success, especially for young women in small-town India.

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Shares have more than doubled in value in 2025, and analyst Hayden Nicholson tells clients in a note that they are close to reflecting the insurance broker’s capital efficiency.

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“We’re all connected through this legacy of what we had,” said Travis Hayden, who moved into the Bowl in 2018, “and I think our greatest fear is that it goes away.”

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Allen's attention turned to training young boxers Joe Hayden and Joe Howarth - both of whom won on Saturday's Sheffield undercard - before confirming a return to the sport he loved at a "low level".

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Hayden, 17, from Derry was the first one in the queue at the Ulster Hall on Thursday at 07:30 BST.

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