Hawkes

[ hawks ]

noun

1. John, 1925–1998, U.S. novelist and short-story writer.

Example Sentences

Melissa Hawkes, from Lincoln, has joined a new local running group, Just Run Community, in order to run with others and feel more safe.

From BBC

Benjamin Hawkes, the second-in-command to two cardinals and a well-known leader who was the inspiration for Robert De Niro‘s character in the movie “True Confessions,” was accused after his death of abuse.

From Los Angeles Times

James Hawkes, a member of the Young Conservatives from Hull, said housing will be a big issue for him and others his age.

From BBC

Badenoch, Mr Hawkes said, “appeals too much to the Reform-ist rightwing and it just won’t work”.

From BBC

Mr Hawkes said Jenrick has the right balance, adding he can appeal "more to the right and left of the party on a range of issues".

From BBC