Rawlings

[ raw-lingz ]

noun

1. Marjorie Kin·nan [ki-, nan], 1896–1953, U.S. novelist and journalist.

Example Sentences

A person who answered a phone number associated with Rawlings did not offer comment.

From Los Angeles Times

While they were standing outside the car, an SUV pulled up and two of Iza’s bodyguards — identified in an incident report as former L.A. sheriff’s Deputy Ray Dudgeon and former custody assistant Bryan Rawlings — hopped out.

From Los Angeles Times

Rachael Smith, who works at Rawlings Opticians & Hearing Care in Winchester, said: "We see drivers of all age ranges, from 17 right through to older people, and they all complain about glare and discomfort, or being dazzled."

From BBC

Jordan Rawlings, of Durham, was one of several people sent to prison in the North East over their roles in disorder.

From BBC

First, Freeman sought out NL starting first baseman Bryce Harper, knowing he and the Philadelphia Phillies star share Rawlings as an equipment sponsor.

From Los Angeles Times