Lyman

[ lahy-muhn ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Now, Lyman said, she’s hoping the Conrad Prebys Foundation and Blackstone might still be open to a conversation about how to ensure units remain affordable.

From Voice of San Diego

“Maybe it’s not too late to come together and find some win-win solutions,” Lyman said.

From Voice of San Diego

Lyman admitted that his friends were skeptical about his motives but he denied suggestions that this was an elaborate ruse.

From The Daily Beast

Lyman, a competitive swimmer, is coming to the end of his final year at high school.

From The Daily Beast

Meet Phin Lyman—the British boarding school student urging his fellow teens to wait for true love before getting down to it.

From The Daily Beast

Now, every major media outlet in the U.K. is working hard to make Lyman a purer-than-pure star.

From The Daily Beast

His friends have suggested to Lyman that he is missing out on an awful lot of fun.

From The Daily Beast

She stepped into the carriage, and told the man to go find a directory and look for Lewis Lyman Lockwood.

From Project Gutenberg

No, not natural for John Lyman, whose children feared far more than they loved him.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Grandmother Lyman, with a sense of exquisite comfort, sank into the nice, new arm-chair close to the window.

From Project Gutenberg

Many received their testimony, and my mother and Lyman R. Shearman, a brother-in-law, were the first to be baptized.

From Project Gutenberg

Four children have been born to Professor and Mrs. Lyman, two sons and two daughters.

From Project Gutenberg