Lennon

[ len-uhn ]

noun

1. John, 1940–80, English singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the Beatles.

Lennon

/ ˈlɛnən /

noun

1. LennonJohn (Ono)19401980MEnglishMUSIC: rock guitaristMUSIC: singerMUSIC: songwriter John ( Ono ), original name John Winston Lennon. 1940–80, English rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter: member of the Beatles (1962–70). His subsequent recordings, many in collaboration with his wife Yoko Ono, include "Instant Karma" (1970), Imagine (1971), and Double Fantasy (1980). He was shot dead by a demented fan

Example Sentences

What we saw in the past year and a half accelerated us in 18 months, back to my Lennon quote beyond what would have otherwise been the case in probably so 10 years of innovation and reinvention in 18 months.

From MIT Technology Review

Lennon, 40, had a new album coming out, one he hoped would mark his triumphant return to the pinnacle of rock music.

From Ozy

The “her” was Lennon’s wife, Yoko Ono, a talented artist, singer, songwriter and activist.

From Ozy

So perhaps it was not all that surprising that Lennon insisted on marking his return by being photographed with the person who had made it possible.

From Ozy

Beck doesn’t have the Lennon mordant wit, but he brings a sardonic edge that works in this vaccinated time.

From TechCrunch

Lennon casually told some DC friends about it and found there was local interest in establishing Dinner Parties.

From The Daily Beast

A hard look at campus rape statistics, the collapse of The New Republic and the day John Lennon died.

From The Daily Beast

The Lennon Wall in Admiralty is a mosaic of Post-It notes, each square a scribbled wish.

From The Daily Beast

Why have we forgotten about everyone from Bill Murray to John Lennon, too?

From The Daily Beast

Lennon did pass away, but not before Chris could play a song from his favorite band for his son.

From The Daily Beast

Exhibit No. 13 is a summary of the activities of Sallie Lennon.

From Project Gutenberg

Their store was the first started in our neighborhood until John G. Lennon built his a little later.

From Project Gutenberg

Had Lennon considered only himself he would have been willing to chance a fight with the renegade.

From Project Gutenberg

At his command, two of his men cut loose Lennon's bonds and jerked him to his feet.

From Project Gutenberg

As his feet swung clear Lennon leaped in turn to grasp the edge of the hole.

From Project Gutenberg