Raeburn

[ rey-bern ]

noun

1. Sir Henry, 1756–1823, Scottish painter.

Raeburn

/ ˈreɪˌbɜːn /

noun

1. RaeburnSir Henry17561823MScottishARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Sir Henry . 1756–1823, Scottish portrait painter

Example Sentences

“These fathers have the circuitry and the neurochemistry to behave like good fathers,” Raeburn explains.

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Raeburn is a science reporter, and much of what he does in this book is straightforward reporting.

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Raeburn had three children with his first wife, all of whom were adults by the time he started his second family.

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Surely Christopher Raeburn's coats and windbreakers made of repurposed flight suits and parachutes speak to that theory.

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It is quite worthy to hang beside a Raeburn canvas; one can scarce say more.

From Project Gutenberg

But Hulver remained intact, save for the loss of the Raeburn and the oak avenue.

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I do hope, Amy Raeburn, that you will not be late another Sunday morning.

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As he dimly remembered him, he was a friendly sort of fellow whom he had engaged to drive him out to the Raeburn place.

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He found himself wondering resentfully why old man Raeburn hadn't shown more interest in his non-appearance.

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