What is "barrington"

Usage examples of "barrington".

Both books feature Stone Barrington, the handsome, sophisticated attorney/investigator, and are New York Times bestsellers.

Still later, it occurred to me that it might make a Stone Barrington novel.

Barrington Communi­cations was now one of the biggest media and technology gi­ants on the planet, and its success was built as much on Barrington 's merciless destruction of his competitors as on his near-genius ability to manipulate numbers.

Beside it, a uniformed driver with sallow skin and blank eyes stood at attention in the frigid morning air, opening the rear door as Barrington approached, and wordlessly motioned him inside.

Slowly, he turned his face until he was looking directly into Barrington 's eyes.

It no longer boomed, but beneath the smoothly articulated vowels was a grating harsh­ness that made Barrington think of fingernails scraped down a chalkboard.

I don't know who you people are-I'm not even sure where I am anymore-but one thing I do know: Nobody commands Shane Barrington .

We are prepared to inject a minimum of five billion dollars into Barrington Communications, enough to wipe out the debts you have so cunningly concealed, enough for you to continue to swallow up your remaining competitors.

Shane Barrington said, his composure quickly restored as a hot buzz of adrenaline flooded his veins.

But they knew Barrington was on his way, his mind afire with his new mis­sion, their choice vindicated.

Much like the lords of the manors of old, Barrington felt that he would one day own everything in his sight.

Now, having noticed that the binoculars had registered with Barrington , the bird dropped them and they clattered lightly onto the table.

The meticulously crafted lenses chipped but did not crack when Barrington dropped the binoculars, so shocked was he by what he saw through those lenses.

But the face bore many similarities to a face Barrington had seen as recently as that very morning, and every morning of his life-his own.

Arthur Barrington got a one-minute-thirty-second an­gry lecture from his father about there being no money forth­coming for "a loser freak freeloader," and those were the last words that had passed between them as security guards hus­tled him from the offices of Barrington Communications.