Remington

[rem-ing-tuhn]

noun

1. Eliphalet 1793–1861, U.S. arms manufacturer.

2. Frederic, 1861–1909, U.S. painter and sculptor.

Example Sentences

With a box built by Proto Inc., the company that also launched an interactive mirror from “The Conjuring,” and Hyperreal, a company whose chief executive Remington Scott helped bring Gollum and Smeagol to life for Peter Jackson’s “The Lord of the Rings” movies and creates realistic avatars, it is an interactive Stan Lee image that processes questions and formulates responses.

From Los Angeles Times

Why, if it threatened the business of traditional U.S. manufacturers like Remington and Winchester, wasn’t the federal government exercising its authority to regulate international commerce in the interest of protecting an industry vital to national defense?

From Slate

The big rooms and high hallways are full of Frederic Remington paintings, early 18th-century antiques from Europe, Chippendale chairs and mirrors and Victorian tables.

From Los Angeles Times

For an unknown period of time, authorities say, a 24-year-old man had been accumulating a massive cache of fireworks in a rear home off Remington Street that for reasons still to be determined, suddenly detonated last week, exploding out in all directions.

From Los Angeles Times

Thursday about an explosion inside a home in the 13500 block of W. Remington Street.

From Los Angeles Times