Johnston

[jon-stuhn, -suhn]

noun

1. Albert Sidney, 1803–62, Confederate general in the U.S. Civil War.

2. Joseph Eggleston, 1807–91, Confederate general in the U.S. Civil War.

3. Mary, 1870–1936, U.S. writer.

4. a town in E central Rhode Island.

Example Sentences

“We’ve made big investments in cruise, and we’re expecting cruise to be a meaningful contributor to growth of experiences...particularly in the second half as we get past the launch costs,” said CFO Hugh Johnston.

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CFO Hugh Johnston said that when it comes to determining the company’s financial forecast, “we built a hedge into that with the expectation that these discussions could go for a little while.”

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Pippa Johnston, deputy chief executive officer at Edinburgh Children's Hospital Charity, said Daniel and Kirsty had shown "so much courage and resilience in the face of such unimaginable hardship and uncertainty".

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“These discussions could go for a little while,” Disney’s Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston told Wall Street analysts during a Thursday conference call to discuss the company’s earnings.

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It is a remarkable step for Johnston, who until recently was a Chelsea content creator on X, highlighting and providing analysis on the brightest stars at the club's academy.

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