Osborn

[ oz-bern ]

noun

1. Henry Fair·field [fair, -feeld], 1857–1935, U.S. paleontologist and author.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

One possibility is Nebraska, where political newcomer Dan Osborn is waging a surprisingly strong campaign.

From Los Angeles Times

Nebraska has also abruptly become critical to Democrats’ efforts to block Republican control of the Senate: Dan Osborn, an independent, has mounted a remarkably competitive challenge to Republican incumbent Deb Fischer.

From Slate

If he prevails, Osborn could be the decisive vote in halting a GOP Senate takeover in January.

From Slate

Democrats would love to flip GOP-held seats in Texas and Florida and help take out Sen. Deb Fischer in Nebraska, where independent Dan Osborn is making a strong run.

From Los Angeles Times

“Those of us who grew up near the border and who are intimately familiar with the cross-cultural exchange that is so inherent of living on the border are like, ’Hey, that’s not the only story, that’s not the only side to this,” said Vasquez, adding that she and co-director Sam Osborn deliberately wanted to make an underdog sports movie where the balls and jerseys were swapped out for music and sombreros.

From Los Angeles Times