Vaughn

[ vawn ]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

Commissioner Thrash, who voted for a zoning exemption for Vaughn’s property, said she again felt duped — she believed he wanted to host “birthday parties and family reunions” on his property.

From Washington Post

Vaughn’s fourth pregnancy took her the longest to return from.

From Outside Online

Now, almost two years in, players who would have never interacted off the field are going to one another’s homes, Vaughn says.

From Time

Now, Vaughn is the one teaching, and making sure to get it right.

From Time

As children, Vaughn and his brother took swimming lessons here for 25 cents a session.

From Time

Onscreen, Teller is a bit like a young Vince Vaughn—gregarious, charming, and a tad suspicious.

From The Daily Beast

It is very R-rated, and Vince Vaughn is going to be great in the movie.

From The Daily Beast

In his previous roles, the 26-year-old actor was like Vince Vaughn-lite—a charismatic, eminently likeable motor mouth.

From The Daily Beast

Everyone knows about Vince Vaughn and Zellweger, but who else tried out for Dazed and Confused?

From The Daily Beast

In The Internship, Billy (Vaughn) and Nick (Wilson) are two 40-something watch salesmen who get laid off.

From The Daily Beast

The Squirrel Level road forks seven miles out, one fork running to the Vaughn road and the other to the plank-road.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Drury can not claim to have recorded verbatim Prof. Vaughn's remarks, but has endeavored to give the substance.

From Project Gutenberg

He remembered seeing this same Jase Vaughn, now riding unsuspectingly toward the loaded rifle, at a corn shucking once.

From Project Gutenberg

He suffered Vaughn to shake his hand, then frankly took the child's and pressed it warmly.

From Project Gutenberg

"Mebbe you'd better go over to Jase Vaughn's," sneered old Granger.

From Project Gutenberg