Rainey

[ rey-nee ]

noun

1. Gertrude Ma, 1886–1939, U.S. blues singer.
2. Joseph Hayne [heyn], 1832–87, U.S. politician: first Black congressman 1870–79.

Example Sentences

Rainey will have to quarantine for at least 10 days because he is not vaccinated, according to Manager Dave Martinez and the league’s covid protocols.

From Washington Post

Rainey has not been vaccinated and was deemed a close contact to Fedde.

From Washington Post

All were called on again, and Rainey, already in his seventh appearance, struck out two before catcher Andrew Knizner poked a soft liner to right-center.

From Washington Post

They just watched Sandoval bounce around the bases while Rainey circled the mound in frustration.

From Washington Post

Rainey, 28, has been inching back since he was briefly shut down in late February.

From Washington Post

Landis is content to let Rainey be one, both, or neither, depending on the moment.

From The Daily Beast

Her name was Laura Rainey, and she'd come to Greenville, a year before, to teach in the high-school.

From Project Gutenberg

Miss Rainey struck me as a quiet girl generally, and Joe never talked, anyway, when in Hector's company.

From Project Gutenberg

Joe hadn't budged, but the back of Miss Rainey's head wasn't toward me as it had been before; it was her profile.

From Project Gutenberg

I'd seen the doctor in the morning and he said his patient had passed a good night and that Miss Rainey was still there.

From Project Gutenberg

Oh, well, I suppose I can get another made for Rainey before the first boat goes down.

From Project Gutenberg