Higginson

[ hig-in-suhn ]

noun

1. Thomas Wentworth Stor·row [stor, -oh], 1823–1911, U.S. clergyman, author, and social reformer.

Example Sentences

On Wednesday, Mr Higginson warned: "I'm guaranteeing you today, if these go through as they are without any sort of feathering, we’re going to see significant inflation in prices."

From BBC

In dissent, Judge Stephen Higginson faulted the majority for revising an ambiguous law “to legalize an instrument of mass murder.”

From Los Angeles Times

Higginson wrote that the majority’s reasoning would “legalize an instrument of mass murder.”

From Seattle Times

Judge Stephen Higginson, nominated by former President Barack Obama, dissented, noting that the issues has been before the courts for over a year.

From Seattle Times

The appellate judges are Edith Brown Clement and Southwick, who were also nominated by Bush; and Stephen Higginson, nominated by Obama.

From Seattle Times