Redmond

[red-muhnd]

noun

1. John Edward, 1856–1918, Irish political leader.

2. a city in W central Washington.

Redmond

/ ˈrɛdmənd /

noun

1. John Edward . 1856–1918, Irish politician. He led the Parnellites from 1891 and helped to procure the Home Rule bill of 1912, but was considered too moderate by extreme nationalists

Example Sentences

Washington state-based artist and art collector Deborah Fox called it a bit of a mismatch to include Ross’ works amid the finery of Frank Coburn and Granville Redmond, both classic and well-known California Impressionist painters whose works regularly sell for tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Shares were up 2.3% to $543.71 on Tuesday, putting the Redmond, Wash.-based company on pace to close with a market capitalization above $4 trillion for the first time.

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Conceived by Sir Philip Redmond, who had already created school drama Grange Hill and went on to produce Hollyoaks, Brookside drew in nine million viewers at its peak.

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Both were conceived by Grange Hill creator Sir Philip Redmond, with Brookside later paving the way for the creation of Chester-based Hollyoaks.

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But some executives inside its Redmond, Wash., headquarters were growing hesitant about funding the massive data-center build-out that Altman wanted, which seemed to increase with no end in sight.

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