Hendon

[ hen-duhn ]

noun

1. a former borough, now part of Barnet, a city in Middlesex, in SE England, NW of London.

Example Sentences

Frank Olson arrived at Frankfurt from the Hendon military airport in England and made the short drive west into Oberursel.

From The Daily Beast

There was one way to get over it—to mention if to Rich, and ask her to bid Hendon wait for her and see her home.

From Project Gutenberg

“Mark, old chap, the attack has begun;” and Hendon handed the letter to the former, who read it through.

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When every one present had spoken once talk became general again, and it was rare we emerged upon Hendon Street before midnight.

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He tells me that Housman is in London but has taken a house near Hendon and comes up every day.

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The play was repeated, Clemens assisting, adding to the parts, and himself playing the role of Miles Hendon.

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