kelson

/ ˈkɛlsən /

noun

1. a variant of keelson

Example Sentences

“Kelson Jr. seeing people who look like him being depicted in a dignified way, by Black artists who also look like him, in a place like the High Museum is priceless,” Luma wrote in an email.

From Washington Post

Stephen Kelson, a Utah-based attorney who has conducted studies about growing threats against attorneys in 30 states, said those who work in criminal or family law are more susceptible to being the victim of violent threats and attacks.

From Washington Times

Mr. Kelson said the issue is not something that’s been discussed much, partly due to a stigma about publicizing such incidents.

From Washington Times

Tributes were also paid by Judge Peter Kelson QC, who first met Mr Mollison in 1981.

From BBC

“I’m feeling blessed,” said Kelson, who had just finished a 16-hour shift as a health aid.

From Washington Post