Becknell

[ bek-nl ]

noun

1. William, c1790–1865, U.S. frontier trader: opened Santa Fe Trail 1822.

Example Sentences

“To me, it was about men wanting to make the rules for women,” said Becknell, a Seattle tech worker who’s worried about restrictions causing a health care crisis and who’s voting for Democrats, including Murray.

From Seattle Times

Neither Becknell nor Kujawa live in a super-competitive congressional district.

From Seattle Times

That doesn’t surprise respondent Shelley Becknell, 56, who volunteered with a reproductive rights organization when she was younger, during another period when some politicians were trying to restrict abortions.

From Seattle Times

Attorney for Charles Becknell Jr. filed the whistleblower lawsuit in state district court last month allwging the school retaliated against him and failed to adequately investigate a series of racist and threatening emails he received.

From Washington Times

But a dean told Becknell that the University of New Mexico was focused on elevating Chicano Studies to a department and an upgrade of Africana Studies wasn’t in the immediate plans, the lawsuit claims.

From Washington Times