Himes

[ hahymz ]

noun

1. Chester (Bo·mar) [boh, -mer], 1909–84, U.S. novelist.

Example Sentences

Himes said Tenev’s comparison is “most certainly not” the right one.

From Washington Post

But perhaps the worst was when Jim Himes (D-CT) praised the Black Eyed Peas Super Bowl halftime show in 2011.

From The Daily Beast

Himes, appropriately enough, walks away from the fake lobbyist without saying a word.

From The Daily Beast

Jim Himes is not “corrupt” in the sense that McConnell means.

From The Daily Beast

He opens his conversation by thanking Himes for “taking the lead” on the Wall Street deregulation bills.

From The Daily Beast

Everything--even her fear of Pap Himes, her dread of the room boss--finally became vague in her mind.

From Project Gutenberg

"I feel so quare, Pap Himes," the little girl answered him, beginning to cry.

From Project Gutenberg

Gray mounted quickly, settled himself in the saddle, and glanced down the street which would lead him past Himes's place.

From Project Gutenberg

"One o' Pap Himes's stepchildren mighty near killed, they say," the boy told him.

From Project Gutenberg

Almost without reflection he turned his horse's head and rode toward the forlorn Himes boarding-house.

From Project Gutenberg