Kerwin

[ kur-win ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

All Kerwin could picture was the clerk telling Letourneau that she was trying to get away from him.

From ProPublica

Soon after the meeting at the bar, Letourneau began to exercise orchestrated control over Kerwin.

From ProPublica

Three months had elapsed since the judge assigned Letourneau to Kerwin’s case.

From ProPublica

No public records indicate that Letourneau conducted himself unprofessionally toward his clients — until he met Kerwin at a time when her life had begun to crumble.

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When Letourneau invited Kerwin to the bar, she had no idea that he had been suspended for past troubles managing his clients.

From ProPublica

I am talking about work from Kerwin Charles, Erik Hurst, and Nikolai Roussanov on conspicuous consumption and race.

From The Daily Beast

Kerwin took no note of the irony, replying, "He ought to have one."

From Project Gutenberg

Kerwin went to him and held out his hand, which the other took, grinning.

From Project Gutenberg

"Now, that's different," Kerwin continued, none the less grave.

From Project Gutenberg

Kerwin was going to do many things; he was going to be busier than a puppy with a bone, he said.

From Project Gutenberg

Before Kerwin could call to him again he turned on his heel and walked away.

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