Herndon

[hurn-duhn]

noun

1. William Henry, 1818–91, U.S. law partner and biographer of Abraham Lincoln.

2. a town in NE Virginia.

Example Sentences

For instance, in 2014, Ty Herndon reissued his debut single “What Mattered Most” with pronouns adjusted to reflect his own identity, a small but symbolic act of reclamation.

From Salon

Former heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder returned to winning ways with a low-key comeback victory, stopping the overmatched Tyrrell Herndon in the seventh round in Kansas.

From BBC

Once the most feared puncher in the division and perhaps the greatest one-shot finisher of all time, the old Wilder would likely have dispatched Herndon earlier and to more fanfare.

From BBC

Wilder - who recently split from long-time trainer Malik Scott - floored Herndon with a sharp counter left hook in the second round, a reminder that his timing and instincts remain dangerous.

From BBC

Herndon, 37, had lost five of his previous 28 bouts.

From BBC