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Hopkinson

American  
[hop-kin-suhn] / ˈhɒp kɪn sən /

noun

  1. Francis, 1737–91, American statesman and satirist.


Example Sentences

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It is why Howe commanded instant respect from chief executive David Hopkinson and sporting director Ross Wilson when they were finally appointed earlier this season.

From BBC

On a day CEO David Hopkinson doubled down on his assertion that Newcastle will be competing for the biggest prizes by 2030, the naive visitors looked a long way off in that first half.

From BBC

"We saw that the glycine molecules started reacting with each other to form peptides and water. This indicates that the same process occurs in interstellar space," Alfred Thomas Hopkinson says.

From Science Daily

The curfew is one, the short-term hire of Carl Hopkinson as a fielding coach for the T20s in Sri Lanka and subsequent World Cup is another.

From BBC

Michael Sutherland, who worked alongside Hopkinson at Real Madrid, as the club's chief transformation officer, said the executive brought "a lot more structure and a more professional approach to the way sponsorships were managed".

From BBC