Kenyon

[ ken-yuhn ]

noun

1. John Samuel, 1874–1959, U.S. phonetician and educator.

Example Sentences

Then there is Scheffler's work on the greens, which was his perceived Achilles heel until he successfully switched to a mallet style putter under the tutelage of British coach Phil Kenyon in the early part of the season.

From BBC

“Tunnels are probably the riskiest area in a rail environment,” says Graham Kenyon, an electrical engineering consultant.

From BBC

Her fiction has appeared in the Kenyon Review.

From Los Angeles Times

"As a deaf person, I can't hear the beep when I scan items so I'm always getting in a tangle with them as they don't always scan correctly," said Anna Kenyon from Manchester.

From BBC

Ms Kenyon said on both occasions the photos provided on the penalty charge notice were "quite blurred and hard to read".

From BBC