Holbrook

[ hohl-brook ]

noun

1. Stewart H(all), 1893–1964, U.S. historian and editor.
2. a city on central Long Island, in SE New York.
3. a city in E Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

A mild-mannered figure who had risen through the ranks at Wigan, the club recruited him from within for his first head coach role, replacing the outgoing Adrian Lam, who had failed to put a dent in the St Helens dynasty that had begun under Justin Holbrook with their 2019 Grand Final triumph against Salford.

From BBC

After Holbrook ventured to the NRL, Kristian Woolf picked up the mantle and turned Saints into superstars of Super League, winning four titles in a row.

From BBC

We were passing through Holbrook, Ariz., and the sunrise was beautiful enough to be in a watercolor painting.

From Los Angeles Times

“All of the campus’s requests are for non-lethal alternatives to standard-issue firearms, enabling officers to de-escalate situations and respond without the use of deadly force,” UC spokesman Stett Holbrook said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

“All of the campus’s requests are for non-lethal alternatives to standard-issue firearms, enabling officers to de-escalate situations and respond without the use of deadly force,” UC spokesman Stett Holbrook said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times