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Orrin

American  
[awr-in, or-] / ˈɔr ɪn, ˈɒr- /

noun

  1. a male given name.


Example Sentences

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"People don't really know what they're paying for," says ticket holder Brittany Orrin.

From BBC

"He is a big artist but people don't want just one artist," music fan Brittany Orrin tells Newsbeat.

From BBC

Conservative politicians like Sen. Orrin Hatch considered proposals to gut Title X, a federal family planning program, partly with an eye to wounding Planned Parenthood.

From Slate

Garland, a man that Utah GOP Senator Orrin Hatch called a “consensus nominee” in the years before the nomination, never got close to the bench, though.

From Salon

“We had an old-guy problem, and after the debate, we had a credibility problem,” said Orrin Evans, a consultant for the Min and Tran campaigns.

From Los Angeles Times