Thurston

[ thur-stuhn ]

noun

1. a male given name: from a Scandinavian word meaning “Thor's stone.”

Example Sentences

Digiday spoke to Thurston to find out how the company has responded to this unique time and what impact it’s had on its business and editorial strategy.

From Digiday

Subscriptions are projected to represent 10% of the company’s total revenue this year, and ad revenue will represent 50%, said Thurston, who plans to take the company public one day but acknowledged that will take “a minimum” of two years.

From Digiday

Sixty percent were selecting at least three activities, Thurston said.

From Digiday

Beyond magazines, Thurston’s acquisitions include book publisher VeloPress, Outside TV, Warren Miller ski films, the Fly Fishing Film Tour and even a company that takes finish-line photos at races.

From Washington Post

Thurston likens the model to Amazon Prime, Disney Plus and Netflix.

From Washington Post

In 1998, Osher served on an expert panel after a shooting at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon.

From The Daily Beast

Romney has always won the Thurston Howell III vote, but he has always lost the Gilligan vote.

From The Daily Beast

I can see Thurston Romney III sticking his delicate pinky out of the trigger guard, asking his maid to iron his bullets.

From The Daily Beast

Baratunde Thurston is a conscious comic and a vigilante pundit who works as an editor for The Onion.

From The Daily Beast

Thurston Clarke is the author, most recently, of The Last Campaign: Robert F. Kennedy and 82 Days That Inspired America.

From The Daily Beast

Thurston continued to build steam-engines at this place until nearly a half-century later, dying in 1874.

From Project Gutenberg

Thurston and Babcock subsequently removed to Providence, where the latter soon died.

From Project Gutenberg

In fact he is one of the native sons, having been born in Thurston county on the 1st of May, 1858.

From Project Gutenberg

In the half hour that Barbara Thurston waited alone her mind wandered to many of her own hopes and fears.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Thurston had supposed Bab was deep in reading the history of David Copperfield, which lay open on her lap.

From Project Gutenberg