Ledbetter
[led-bet-er]
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noun
Hud·die [huhd-ee] /ˈhʌd i/, Leadbelly, 1885?–1949, U.S. folk singer.
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Examples from the Web for ledbetter
Contemporary Examples of ledbetter
“Lilly… Ledbetter…” we whisper to ourselves as we frown at men.
Equal Rights: Ledbetter v. Goodyear, which made it harder for (female) employees to sue employers on equal-pay grounds.
Historical Examples of ledbetter
General Ledbetter was stationed at Chattanooga with about three thousand men.
Life in Dixie during the WarMary A. H. Gay
So encumbered, Mr. Ledbetter struggled perilously downstairs.
Twelve Stories and a DreamH. G. Wells
So that even the gold on the table was handled by Mr. Ledbetter.
Twelve Stories and a DreamH. G. Wells
"If I can assure you, sir—" said Mr. Ledbetter, with an effort.
Twelve Stories and a DreamH. G. Wells
In a flash Mr. Ledbetter realised that his retreat was closed.
Twelve Stories and a DreamH. G. Wells