Lyndon

[lin-duhn]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

It broke Lyndon Johnson, turned Barack Obama’s hair gray and accelerated Joe Biden’s decline into dotage.

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Lyndon Lewis, a head teacher in Wales, said he and three of his staff met an IT expert at a service station on the M4 to find out how to use Google Classrooms.

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Indeed, the overarching theme of presidential addresses to the U.N., expressed many times in many different ways — most clearly in memorable speeches by Eisenhower, Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, the senior Bush and Barack Obama — has been an appeal to a global sense of shared responsibility and collective destiny.

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What is largely forgotten is that Lyndon B. Johnson, then a member of Congress, introduced the measure to silence two conservative charities in his Texas district that supported his political opponent.

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The last time it happened was in 1965, when Lyndon B. Johnson federalized the Alabama National Guard to protect civil rights marchers marching from Selma to Montgomery.

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