Heber

[ hee-ber ]

noun

1. Reginald, 1783–1826, British bishop and hymn writer.

Example Sentences

Forest officials say the Heber herd began with six mares and one stallion but over the years has grown to hundreds.

From Time

Three years later, Nixon has chronicled the shootings of at least 40 wild horses in this forest in northeastern Arizona, where several hundred of the Heber herd, named for the unincorporated town surrounded by the forest, roam.

From Time

Heber, who was struck by a pellet round to his head, was not seriously injured.

From The Daily Beast

Jaz Heber Percy, 13, asked the Duke what superpower he would like to have if he could be a superhero.

From The Daily Beast

Some of those polygamous seamstresses may have grown up with Heber Holm.

From The Daily Beast

Let the benediction of heaven rest upon the head of Jael, the wife of Heber the Kenite, above all other women!

From Project Gutenberg

Blessed above women shall Jael, the wife be of Heber the Kenite, be; blessed shall she be above women in the tent.

From Project Gutenberg

Great sales followed, and then came the sale of the enormous Heber library, which let out too many books on the market at once.

From Project Gutenberg

Brands imperfect copy was bought by Heber for 10 guineas; it was sold at his sale in 1834 to the Earl of Ashburnham for 78, 15s.

From Project Gutenberg

Heber (Part 2, very fine), 36—bought by Daniel; sold at his sale in 1864 for 230 guineas to Lilly.

From Project Gutenberg