Sloane

[ slohn ]

noun
  1. Sir Hans, 1660–1753, English physician and naturalist.

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How to use Sloane in a sentence

  • Sloane means, correctly, that daytime soaps are not just loved; they are unique.

  • The back of the envelope bore the postmark of the branch station in upper Sloane Street, and was dated this morning.

    In the Fog | Richard Harding Davis
  • Gentlemen, such was the action of the court, and such the complexion of the packed jury, that Mr. Sloane was found "guilty."

  • These were the first and only words he spoke to Mr. Sloane, and then not until the black men were in the street.

  • He stayed with the Hadens at 62 Sloane Street, and studied with a clergyman who had one other pupil.

    The Life of James McNeill Whistler | Elizabeth Robins Pennell
  • But she had quickly replied that she knew of a small restaurant close to Sloane Square Station where the food was very good.

    December Love | Robert Hichens