Ammons

[ am-uhnz ]

noun

1. A(rchie) R(andolph), 1926–2001, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

Ammons tried to get Bartiromo to remove the offending posts.

From The Daily Beast

Now 18, Ammons was a friend of Skylar Neese and a friend of one of her killers, Shelia Eddy.

From The Daily Beast

Ammons is blunt: “The physical reconnection is over in minutes.”

From The Daily Beast

I called Sgt. Ammons a few weeks after the course ended to ask how his family responded to his newly sensitized behavior.

From The Daily Beast

Ammons told me he began to lose his hair after he returned from Desert Storm.

From The Daily Beast

"It looks as though the Ammons venture is going under," people were beginning to say.

From Project Gutenberg

It would make food for both man and beast—for the Ammons girls and the pinto.

From Project Gutenberg

Uncle Sam hadn't won that bet yet, on the Ammons homestead, though most of the settlers thought he would.

From Project Gutenberg

We tried to figure out a way, in this trading, to make back our loss on the menagerie we had collected at Ammons.

From Project Gutenberg

One day Running Deer had come over to Ammons, leading a little bronc.

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