Shelton

[ shel-tn ]

noun

1. a city in SW Connecticut.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

“Kellogg is making these demands as they rake in record profits, without regard for the well-being of the hardworking men and women who make the products that have created the company’s massive profits,” Shelton said in a statement.

From Washington Post

Shelton has been outspoken against the Fed as an institution.

From Washington Post

Waller is viewed by lawmakers and economists as representing the mainstream sphere of the Republican Party, while Shelton is associated with the deregulatory views of more-conservative economists.

From Washington Post

Shelton’s confirmation was blocked by the Senate last month, and she faces increasingly slim odds of being confirmed by the end of the year.

From Washington Post

“The whole thing was just wild,” Shelton told the TV station.

From Washington Post

Do we really need $1 billion and five to eight years, as Gen. Shelton says, to replace the RD-180?

From The Daily Beast

The event will be hosted by Jon Stewart and feature performances by Blake Shelton and the West Point Glee Club.

From The Daily Beast

His female counterpart, Kim Shelton, is shown doing the same.

From The Daily Beast

It came about by joking with my publicist at the time, Gene Shelton.

From The Daily Beast

Wikipedia tells us that the late Lyle Shelton, a former stunt pilot, worked as a technical adviser.

From The Daily Beast

He had some cause for 21 thought; for this Sir Harry Shelton was his own natural father.

From Project Gutenberg

“Master Shelton, ye are troublesome,” replied the earl severely.

From Project Gutenberg

Of these was Mrs. Shelton, who occupied a seat directly in front of the platform.

From Project Gutenberg

This was the route which Poe traversed in his visits to Mrs. Shelton.

From Project Gutenberg

Astbury of Shelton, early in the 18th century, made red crouch, and white stoneware.

From Project Gutenberg