Mumford

[ muhm-ferd ]

noun

1. Lewis, 1895–1990, U.S. author and social scientist.

Mumford

/ ˈmʌmfəd /

noun

1. MumfordLewis18951990MUSSOCIAL SCIENCE: sociologist Lewis. 1895–1990, US sociologist, whose works are chiefly concerned with the relationship between man and his environment. They include The City in History (1962) and Roots of Contemporary Architecture (1972)

Example Sentences

Her son Gregg Stone, 20, idolised Mumford & Sons, she explains.

From BBC

A little later, Carlile asked folks if they were ready for a sing-along — the response was exuberant — before joining Mitchell in singing “Carey,” from her landmark 1971 LP “Blue”; Mitchell also did that album’s “California” as a duet with Marcus Mumford and “A Case of You” in a rendition that showcased the grain in her once-unblemished voice.

From Los Angeles Times

He opened for Mumford & Sons on tour, and in 2016, Marcus Mumford produced his album, “Gamble for a Rose.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sting 3.0 also consists of his longtime collaborator and virtuoso guitarist, Dominic Miller, and drummer Chris Maas known for his work with the band Mumford & Sons.

From BBC

On this playlist, you’ll hear the ethereal strains of Stevie Nicks on “Landslide,” the rich yet delicate melancholy of Joni Mitchell, and the roaring timbre of Marcus Mumford on “I Will Wait.”

From Slate