Hodges

[ hoj-iz ]

noun

1. John Cornelius JohnnyRabbitJeep, 1906–70, U.S. jazz saxophonist.

Example Sentences

Looking ahead, Hodges said the new capital would go toward continued investment in technical capabilities, an expansion of its product offerings, more hiring and building embedded insurance for its partners.

From TechCrunch

Vouch’s headcount has more than doubled, from 55 employees in September 2020 to 125 full-time employees presently, and Hodges expects that will continue to grow.

From TechCrunch

One major differentiator for Vouch, said Hodges, is that it is now the only business insurance provider for startups that has its own insurance carrier, which means the company backs its own policies.

From TechCrunch

When the weather is especially cold, said Hodges, medical crews often upgrade to 10-seater planes so people can climb aboard and get inoculated inside.

From Washington Post

Hodges says that he wants to build a diverse and inclusive company, something he says the tech industry in general has failed at achieving.

From TechCrunch

Mr Hodges wondered if Miliband would ‘stand by’ this statement.

From The Daily Beast

In 1998, Democrat Jim Hodges beat incumbent Republican Gov. David Beasley.

From The Daily Beast

“I think the great question about a show like this is how we would be behave,” said Hodges.

From The Daily Beast

I'm sorry for Mr. Hodges, and lots of others that I know lost money in the same thing.

From Project Gutenberg

When on the point of returning to London, he asked Hodges to show him the face and figure of the woman he should marry.

From Project Gutenberg

This was done, and Hodges said it was true the horse was lost, and would never be recovered.

From Project Gutenberg

Scott had some knowledge of surgery and physic; so had Will Hodges, who had at one time been a schoolmaster.

From Project Gutenberg

Back to Hodges hurried the chap-fallen squire, ashamed of his incredulity, and eagerly seeking assistance.

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