Vinson

[ vin-suhn ]

noun

1. Frederick Moore, 1890–1953, U.S. jurist: chief justice of the U.S. 1946–53.

Example Sentences

Vinson’s attorney, Dante Pride, said someone at the city transferred a select portion of the records onto a disk, dropped it on her desk and instructed her not to save copies but to simply relay the information in physical formats.

From Voice of San Diego

To this day, the city claims not to have a copy of the binders that Vinson submitted to Congress.

From Voice of San Diego

Pride, Vinson’s attorney, declined to name names in an interview but said he may reveal more once the fact-finding part of Vinson’s wrongful termination case is completed.

From Voice of San Diego

WallOfGlomsEverything, Vinson says, was just moving too quickly.

From Fortune

When organizing with the Wall of Moms, Vinson said a lot of very mom-like behavior happened, both in the streets as well as on social media.

From Fortune

In some cases, such as those of Dallas nurses Nina Pham and Amber Vinson, the body figures out how to fight back.

From The Daily Beast

On Tuesday, Vinson saw that her temperature had risen above 100.

From The Daily Beast

Now Pham and Vinson have Ebola and are in the care of nurses as brave as themselves.

From The Daily Beast

Vinson was rolled out in a wheelchair wearing a full body hazmat suit.

From The Daily Beast

Vinson asked Rivkin, “They can decide how much broccoli everyone should eat each week?”

From The Daily Beast

Lieutenant Vinson had headed the small party sent out to recover the bodies of the four dead men.

From Project Gutenberg

Vinson, sweating and unhappy now, had visions of a black mark on his record, and determined to make his point.

From Project Gutenberg

That lady was Mrs. Vinson, and it is she who ought to have a millstone hanged about her neck, and be cast into the sea.

From Project Gutenberg

Vinson Knight was chosen acting Bishop pro tempore by the unanimous voice of the assembly.

From Project Gutenberg

He must stop Vinson—he must certainly save him from himself at any price, save him doubly!

From Project Gutenberg