Kearney

[ kahr-nee ]

noun

1. a city in S Nebraska, on the Platte.

Example Sentences

You don’t see the farmers, you don’t see the people who work in the fields in Kearney, Nebraska.

From Time

Kearney, who is formerly homeless, told VOSD he has rarely found the loo to be open when he stopped by.

From Voice of San Diego

Unfortunately, Kearney’s recommendations are as stock as his diagnoses.

From Washington Post

In Kearney’s book, this translates to a general insecurity of narrative.

From Washington Post

We spoke with Kearney in late 2020, so half a million fewer babies “next year” now means this year, 2021.

From Freakonomics

The Bay Area does not rank among the 20 top global cities in most studies, such as the 2014 A.T. Kearney listings.

From The Daily Beast

A 23-year-old from Kearney, Neb., Olofson drove to Des Moines with a group of fellow Paulies earlier this week.

From The Daily Beast

Kearney, 26, a videogame designer from Los Angeles, plans to be first in line when The Roommate opens Feb. 4.

From The Daily Beast

The first one constructed was on Clay street, between Kearney street and Leavenworth street.

From Project Gutenberg

The best of all the railroads in the city is on California street, between Kearney and Fillmore streets, a distance of two miles.

From Project Gutenberg

The elderly lady rose more leisurely, and with stately politeness welcomed us to Castle Kearney.

From Project Gutenberg

The young captain would gladly have accompanied us to Castle Kearney, but his duties prevented him from doing so.

From Project Gutenberg

The front room or living room occupied the whole of Kearney's cabin.

From Project Gutenberg