Orrin

[ awr-in, or- ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Orrin Evans, a consultant for Tran, called the crypto spending “concerning” and seemingly “more about keeping the House of Representatives in Republican control than promoting the importance of crypto in driving innovation.”

From Los Angeles Times

Liccardo political consultant Orrin Evans said his candidate had nothing to do with the recount and characterized the complaint as a distraction that lacked any evidence.

From Los Angeles Times

Other candidates such as Brent Orrin Hatch, son of Utah’s longest serving U.S. senator, the late Orrin Hatch, could still make the primary if they earn at least 40% of delegate votes on Saturday.

From Seattle Times

Orrin Evans, Liccardo’s political consultant, confirmed that Padilla had worked for Liccardo a decade ago on his first mayoral campaign, but said that the campaign “unequivocally had nothing to do with the recount.”

From Los Angeles Times

Utah is nobody’s idea of a swing state, and the retirement of Senator Mitt Romney at the end of his term has drawn in nearly a dozen Republicans ahead of the June 25 primary, including Representative John Curtis; Brent Orrin Hatch, the son of Senator Orrin G. Hatch; and Brad Wilson, the former speaker of the State House.

From New York Times