Raborn

[ rey-bern ]

noun

1. William F., 1905–90, U.S. admiral and government official: CIA director 1965–66.

Example Sentences

Zenell Raborn Ott was born and raised in Osyka.

From Washington Times

Theresa Raborn, a Republican House candidate in Illinois, said she had been on the fence, unable to “definitively debunk or definitively confirm.”

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Raborn, who ran unopposed in her March primary and so will appear on the ballot in November, faces near-certain defeat in the heavily Democratic district in the suburbs of Chicago.

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“It’s kind of an addiction, because once you start playing it, you want to play it all the time,” said Cathy Raborn, who joined the group in 2017.

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Raborn played the flute in high school but never played a stringed instrument until she heard the orchestra and expressed interest in joining.

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