Patchen

[ pach-uhn ]

noun

1. Kenneth, 1911–72, U.S. poet and novelist.

Example Sentences

Patchen Noelke, vice president of marketing for Hiya in Seattle, said his company’s technology looks at audio data for patterns that suggest it was generated by a computer instead of a human.

From Los Angeles Times

Famous musicians — her godfather was the composer Igor Stravinsky — were constantly dropping by the house, and poets Kenneth Patchen and Kenneth Rexroth gave readings in the living room.

From Washington Post

Deborah Patchen — Glanzman’s partner, owner of Antiques on Main and a lifelong Dodgers fan — whispers, “Bad, bad, bad. Oh, my God.”

From Los Angeles Times

Patchen led the museum for 21 years, guiding three expansions, including those of its Dinosphere and the Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience.

From Washington Times

After Jeffrey Patchen notified museum staff of his retirement from those positions Friday, Jennifer Pace Robinson was named Saturday to succeed him, effective immediately.

From Washington Times