Martinson

[ mahr-tn-suhn; Swedish mahr-tin-sawn ]

noun

1. Har·ry Ed·mund [har, -ee , ed, -m, uh, nd, hah, -, r, i , ed, -m, oo, nt], 1904–78, Swedish novelist and poet: Nobel Prize 1974.

Example Sentences

Margaret Martinson was killed in a car crash in Central Park.

From The Daily Beast

A week ago, no one had heard of Rebecca Martinson, but now the sorority sister—whose email launched a million clicks—is notorious.

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Paul Martinson steadied her, and she thanked him with a little blush that made Laura look at her wickedly.

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But Billie was not the only one who had found Paul Martinson good looking.

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Laura had not, for she was talking and laughing with Paul Martinson and Connie.

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Martinson, from long experience conceived that this must be a matter of family misconduct—a son, daughter, wife.

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Two men claim that Luke Martinson never had any rights here—that the old Martinson claim to the island was a false one.

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