Horton

[hawr-tn]

noun

1. a river in the N Northwest Territories, Canada, flowing NW to Franklin Bay on the Beaufort Sea. 275 miles (443 km) long.

Example Sentences

C. Blaine Horton is a creativity researcher and PhD candidate at Columbia Business School, where his work explores how people generate, evaluate and present ideas.

From Salon

Seattle Seahawks' rookie receiver Tory Horton stars in the best of the plays from week three of the NFL season.

From BBC

“The assessments, which have not been previously reported, underscore how domestic mobilizations that are rooted in politics risk damaging Americans’ confidence in the men and women who serve their communities in times of crisis,” Alex Horton wrote in the Post.

From Salon

Created by local artist Luke Horton, it features community hero John 'The Man with the Pram' Burkhill alongside moments such as when Simon Cowell switched on the centre's Christmas lights in 2004.

From BBC

Brandi Horton, the RTC’s vice president of communications, told me that polling done in the state indicates that 98 percent of Alabama residents believe that trails are important, and that nationwide, 86 percent think tax dollars should be spent on maintaining and improving trails.

From Slate