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Wes

American  
[wes] / wɛs /

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Wesley.


Example Sentences

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“She just wants to swoon over Wes Studi!” comes a shout from the audience.

From Literature

Under Gov. Wes Moore’s administration, Maryland’s Department of Juvenile Services made plans to restore and formally recognize the burial ground, determine how many boys are buried there through the use of ground-penetrating radar, identify the children, and attempt to contact surviving family members.

From Slate

It comes as Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced he would place the worst performing NHS trusts in England in an "intensive recovery" programme.

From BBC

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the government will be covering the cost of the four replacement ambulances - initially on loan - until permanent replacements can be delivered.

From BBC

On Sunday Health Secretary Wes Streeting praised the "Herculean efforts" of people working to "care for those affected and keep people safe".

From BBC