Name near the top of the Forbes 400

Usage examples of warren.

And King Bester, comfortable in the cramped warrens of the city, trembled under the star-filled sky with its cold brilliance.

Warren mentions spontaneous expulsion of a horse-shoe nail from the bronchus of a boy of two and one-half years.

The subsequent publication of the official despatches has served little purpose, save to show that there was a want of harmony between Buller and Warren, and that the former lost all confidence in his subordinate during the course of the operations.

Warren when they were in possession of medical reports confirming him as a homicidal psychotic.

In the smoggy gloaming, he went through the brickwork warrens of Griss Fell, past householders scrubbing their porches of the grit of machinofacture and graffitied coils, chatting from window to window across the little streets.

Reacting to the authority in his voice, Gustav and Marga shot at the tanks and pipes overhead and on all sides, while Warren threw more grenades.

Warren Zevon died in West Hollywood of mesothelioma, a rare form of untreatable lung cancer usually associated with asbestos, on September 7th, aged 56.

Graceway, where Mistal turned off to head back to the warren of crumbling stone and worm-ridden wood that makes up the Imperial Courts of Law.

Sister Mary Philomel arriving, and Mousie delivering Warren to be schooled.

Hildy returned, having met Warren and Mousie in the summer kitchen, on their way here.

Secretary of State, Warren Pease, his thin-lipped smile devoid of bonhomie.

The nasal-toned Warren Pease, whose left eye had the unfortunate affliction of straying to the side when he was excited, pecked his head forward like a violated chicken.

Warren Pease, greeting the owner of Monarch-McDowell Aircraft at the door with a hearty handshake.

His warren was unveiled, and he made that fact visible through a spark-filled penumbra surrounding his person.

Warren Hastings, or to prevent the proceedings in the impeachment of Lord Melville from being affected by any prorogation or dissolution of parliament.