Rawlings

American  

[raw-lingz] / ˈrɔ lɪŋz /

noun

1. Marjorie Kinnan 1896–1953, U.S. novelist and journalist.

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Example Sentences

Army Warrant Officer Eric Rawlings, a helicopter pilot based in Colorado and currently deployed in the Middle East, said he recently bought a $10,000 Rolex to celebrate a milestone: For the first time, he made more money off his stock investments than his military pay.

From The Wall Street Journal

“There was always some thought in the back of your mind,” former Yale quarterback Kurt Rawlings said, “of what you could potentially do if we had the chance to make it to the playoffs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It was not long afterwards that Rawlings, aged 32, took power, with his wife said to be an important adviser to him.

From BBC

Mr Aikins said Traoré could learn from others, pointing out that when Rawlings took power in Ghana at the age of 32, he was known as "Junior Jesus" but after 19 years he left a mixed legacy - he had been unable to stem corruption despite helping to create an "enduring" democracy.

From BBC

Kingery said he uses the same 12-inch infield glove for at least two seasons before trying to break in a new one while Moore likes his gloves, which are slightly smaller and custom made by Rawlings, to be stiff.

From Los Angeles Times