Townsend

[ toun-zuhnd ]

noun

1. Francis Everett, 1867–1960, U.S. physician and proposer of the Townsend plan.

Example Sentences

Townsend collected Indigenous people’s skulls in the 1830s to measure their size.

From Science News For Students

Activision Blizzard employees circulated an open letter on July 26, calling Townsend’s statements “abhorrent and insulting.”

From Time

Townsend takes to the internet, reading trip reports and magazine stories, and then uses mapping platforms and weather forecasts to dive in deeper.

From Outside Online

Goff said he had consulted with a former Romney staffer by the name of Jared Townsend.

From The Daily Beast

A scene about Townsend will slip into a reminiscence about his childhood, or a forecasting of his death.

From The Daily Beast

Hannah Ware and Stuart Townsend manage to capture some heat together, but ultimately Betrayal feels like heavy lifting.

From The Daily Beast

After she was barred from marrying Townsend, Margaret married Lord Snowdon.

From The Daily Beast

Townsend, in fact, was on his way to church with his cousin as the first bottles flew.

From The Daily Beast

"He's a runaway, sir, from my kennels out in Townsend," the man explained to Mr. Cordyce.

From Project Gutenberg

After the ladies were placed I took Mr. Townsend and Isaacson to the next door, a tavern, and did spend 5s.

From Project Gutenberg

The words of Charles Townsend were insulting to the colonists to the last degree, and were open to the severest rebuke.

From Project Gutenberg

When it did reach me it was merely in the form of a circular signed by Adjutant-General Townsend, and had no force of law.

From Project Gutenberg

Now, since my fair-one can neither receive, nor send away letters, I am pretty easy as to this Mrs. Townsend and her employer.

From Project Gutenberg