Torrence

[ tawr-uhns, tor- ]

noun

1. (Frederic) Ridge·ly [rij, -lee], 1875–1950, U.S. poet, playwright, and editor.

Example Sentences

The Shining By Stephen King I very much identify with Jack Torrence.

From The Daily Beast

Then came Wendell and Torrence, the latter having the honour of being Clint's abode for the ensuing nine months.

From Project Gutenberg

An hour had sufficed him to register and unpack his bag and trunk in the room assigned to him in Torrence Hall.

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Practice ended early and after a shower and a rub Clint ambled across to Torrence feeling rather dispirited.

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After that Clint returned to Torrence and made believe study until he could crawl into bed.

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And instinctively, immediately, Ken Torrence brought the torpoon's accelerator down flat.

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