Brandon

[ bran-duhn ]

noun

1. a city in SW Manitoba, in S central Canada.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Already, last January, Brandon and all the restaurants and businesses there felt a change when people stopped coming to Chinatown.

From Eater

Brandon and Jake race to adopt a baby by Christmas in “The Christmas House” on the Hallmark channel.

From Washington Blade

While my dad came to my games, Brandon took her to every practice.

From Washington Post

Little Brandon would join his parents to watch her play, of course, and would witness the last traces of a long-gone patronization.

From Washington Post

“We will be with Brandon throughout this extremely difficult time and will offer our assistance and resources to help find justice for Ericka.”

From Washington Post

“The Source knows new talent when they see it,” says staff writer Brandon Robinson.

From The Daily Beast

My partner Brandon and I awake at the crack of dawn for a canoe ride on the milky blue glacial waters of Lake Louise.

From The Daily Beast

Brandon Marshall, wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, has a rap sheet including two domestic violence charges.

From The Daily Beast

“Mrs. Goode stated she believed Brandon took items from her residence to sell,” Platt reports.

From The Daily Beast

Florida teens Brandon Goode and Alex Hollinghurst were madly in love, and wanted to run away together.

From The Daily Beast

“There is no static to-night,” said Mr. Brandon, who overheard the enthusiastic girl.

From Project Gutenberg

Nell lived a little further along, and went on with Mr. and Mrs. Brandon.

From Project Gutenberg

Lady Dudley, vengeance-bent, caused Lady Brandon to die of grief.

From Project Gutenberg

“But that is—stop a minute,” exclaimed Mrs Brandon, who was terribly agitated, and she rang the bell.

From Project Gutenberg

Twice over Mrs Brandon would have arrested her, but she begged to be allowed to proceed.

From Project Gutenberg