Jarrett

[ jar-it ]

noun

1. Keith, born 1945, U.S. jazz pianist and composer.

Jarrett

/ ˈdʒærɪt /

noun

1. JarrettKeith1945MUSMUSIC: jazz pianistMUSIC: composer Keith born 1945, US jazz pianist and composer

Example Sentences

Now Jarrett and his peers who believed in Locksley’s vision are experienced, and they all hope to reinvigorate the program.

From Washington Post

The offense showcased its ability in Maryland’s win at Penn State as Tagovailoa and Jarrett connected for 144 yards and two touchdowns, and other young players shined in all facets of the game.

From Washington Post

Jarrett, whose signing marked a milestone recruiting win in December 2019, said he thinks Maryland can be one of the top programs in the Big Ten and eventually in the nation.

From Washington Post

Jarrett’s score was Maryland’s first touchdown against the Nittany Lions since 2016.

From Washington Post

Jarrett scored his first career touchdown with a 42-yard reception on the opening drive.

From Washington Post

Nets guard Jarrett Jack claimed credit for the shirts LeBron James and several other players were seen in before the game.

From The Daily Beast

Whitaker is not only a close friend of the president and the first lady but of senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, as well.

From The Daily Beast

A lot of folks this week have responded to the absurd question, “What does Valerie Jarrett really do?”

From The Daily Beast

To work for Jarrett is to discover someone who listens and someone who expects nothing less than the very best.

From The Daily Beast

Scheiber inferred that Jarrett “is the closest we have to a human decoder ring” capable of unveiling “the real Barack Obama.”

From The Daily Beast

On the occasion of our call, Mr. Jarrett and I were ushered into a study, much littered and crowded, to wait for the great man.

From Project Gutenberg

At close range we often get a Jarrett Bumball flavor of cigarettes and a sight of the foam that made Milwaukee famous.

From Project Gutenberg

On arriving at Chatterton's the first thing Jarrett saw, lying on the hall table, was the Times newspaper.

From Project Gutenberg

The moneyed partner soon proposed to shut up; but Jarrett, to whom Mr. Wood was bound, would not hear of this.

From Project Gutenberg

The conversation which had taken place outside the room, as it was afterwards repeated to me by Jarrett, was short and simple.

From Project Gutenberg