Linton

[ lin-tn ]

noun

1. Ralph, 1893–1953, U.S. anthropologist.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Linton emerged from the collision with relatively minor injuries, but five others died, including 23-year-old Asherey Ryan, Ryan’s boyfriend, Reynold Lester, and her 11-month-old child, Alonzo Quintero.

From Essence.com

A month after Uber arrived in D.C., Linton downloaded the app.

From The Daily Beast

Linton walked out to the lobby, headed for his next appointment.

From The Daily Beast

On the street is, in fact, is where Linton waged his most public act of war on Uber.

From The Daily Beast

Welcome to the new world of philanthropy, says Caroline Linton.

From The Daily Beast

Where are the actual complaints that Linton and other critics are allegedly hearing?

From The Daily Beast

A few days after Linton died in the night, alone with his bride.

From Project Gutenberg

He had had a hope, at first, that it might be Kester or Linton.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Smith is daughter of my old friend Mr. Linton of Oxford, and even you could not make me more comfortable than she does!

From Project Gutenberg

The Linton worm curled itself round a hill, and by its poisonous breath destroyed the neighbouring animal and vegetable life.

From Project Gutenberg

I have been told that in the character of Linton I have exaggerated wickedness beyond all belief.

From Project Gutenberg