Machu Picchu rediscoverer Bingham

Usage examples of hiram.

Hiram, slowly, cautiously, stealthily, following their trailing line of footmarks, mounted to the top of the hillock and peered down into the bowl beneath.

Perhaps Squire Hall was the only one in Lewes Hundred who misdoubted that Hiram was half-witted.

Dunn went to live with his kinsman redeemers in the United States, just outside of the college town of Hiram.

As she approached with Hiram Black they seemed to be breasting their way upstream through waves of sound, the crash of drums, throbbing, wailing bagpipes, mixed with off-key songs from intoxicated male baritones.

One of the miners yelled in, "Some Mex greaser jist killed Frank Boilings and his partner, Hiram Flagg.

Beside him on the ground were two white men, presumably Hiram Flagg and Frank Boilings, their faces and necks and chests covered with multiple stab wounds.

It was Hiram White, hatless, coatless, the sweat running down his face in streams, but stolid and silent as ever.

After their persecution then, many knights of the Temple must have joined those artisan confraternities, fusing the myth of avenging Hiram with the determination to avenge Jacques de Molay.

Hiram laughs and congratulates him, though he doesn't believe he has the honor.

Cyclone is telling Hiram that he thinks his threeyear-old daughter has inherited his wind powers, and Hiram beams and shakes his hand and congratulates the doting daddy and proposes a toast.

It has to be a good thing if the WormCam is prized out of the hands of this sick duopoly, the federal government and Hiram Patterson, for God's sake.

With Water Lily on his left, Peregrine on his right, and beef Wellington, potatoes Hiram, white asparagus, and baby carrots in front of him, it was a delightful meal.

Hiram reckoned that the best battle, pound for pound, was with the Chinook salmon and invited the Commodore to come to Malibue some day when the albacore were running.

Those who knew Hiram Stonebraker were not surprised at the sudden conference call.

Striding down the centre of it came Hiram Martin and in one hand he carried a cordless telephone.