Needham

[ nee-duhm ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

Example Sentences

Needham is now the assistant general manager of the United States Hockey League’s Chicago Steel.

From Washington Post

Conservatives fighting to overturn Obamacare are “authentically” representing the voters, Needham says.

From The Daily Beast

Needham points out that Cruz was 10 when Reagan was inaugurated and that Mitt Romney was an independent when Reagan was president.

From The Daily Beast

Needham grew up a child of privilege on the West Side of New York City, a liberal bastion.

From The Daily Beast

Poor Needham went up in a British military aeroplane, but what he saw and felt were buried with him.

From Project Gutenberg

He stood by her a moment in silence, and then said: 'To-morrow morning, without fail, I will wait upon Mrs. Needham.'

From Project Gutenberg

They had been already noticed by Needham and by Gleichen, but these writers had paid no special attention to them.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Needham tells how to study them and learn what they mean.

From Project Gutenberg

Needham calls him the greatest paper-worm that ever crept into a library.

From Project Gutenberg