Cochran

[ kok-ruhn ]

noun

1. Jacqueline, 1910?–80, U.S. aviator.

Example Sentences

Its finance chief Alastair Cochran said that the UK government is aware of the firm's position and has kept in close contact during the negotiations over the new loan.

From BBC

At home, Cochran soon noticed something was off.

From Los Angeles Times

Mike Perry and Josh Cochran, two artists with degrees from the Minneapolis College of Art and ArtCenter College of Design, initiated the project to bring more play into the traditionally serious process of figure drawing.

From New York Times

But during the trial, defense attorney Johnnie Cochran was able to shift the focus of the case away from Simpson’s erratic behavior and to the racist behavior of the Los Angeles Police Department.

From Salon

He said of Cochran: “He believes that everything in America is related to race. I do not.”

From Seattle Times