What is "hammond"

Usage examples of "hammond".

Later in his life Woodrow Hammond would become an aquaintance of Richard Nixon who became the only Prime Minister of California to ever be expelled from office for misconduct by Imperial order.

A few days after her return from Washington, Celia and Julian Hammond were together in her office.

Julian Hammond reported to Celia with a summary of media attention to Peptide 7.

Jane Williams, Victoria Hammond, and especially Gail Bell for making me feel welcome among non-sf writers at the Varuna Writers' Centre and Carol Boothman, for her wisdom.

Gold watched in fascination as one of the counterinsurgents grabbed James Hammond by his collar and yanked him out of his chair.

If Jinx Fairchild takes note that there are never more than two or three Negroes on any Hammond sports team, football, basket ball, volleyball, nor, during basketball games, more than four Negroes on the court at a single time, he says nothing to his white teammates or to his coach but wonders is it a written down rule the Man abides by here in upstate New York or maybe everywhere?

Passions he will admit to publicly include the Philadelphia Phillies, Michigan State University, New Jersey soul food (birch beer, pork roll, and Tastykakes), the Hammond B-3, and the Oregon coast.

They had a waiting list too, the Hammond Car Company, only they didn't go by friendships and they didn't go by seniority, they went by a man's record.

Hammond street scenes, views of the Cassadaga River, factories and slag heaps and smokestacks.

O'Shaughnessy, a general practitioner of some reputation in Hammond, who has his office in his home in the shabby-genteel neighborhood of Franklin Square.

They ran into an itinerant tramp enclave-a hobo camp, Jamaica-style-and Hammond did the talking.

The ringleader of the gang, Geoffrey Hammond, was not a hardened juvenile delinquent.

Buena Vista Arms, 3551 Buena Vista Avenue kitty corner from the Hammond Farmers' Market, there's that advantage at least.

Hammond and Griffin, likening one to Asclepius and the other to Hippocrates, while not failing to make any number of cautiously favorable remarks about every other Doctor who had come within a hundred yards of the King during the last month.

But all she saw through the windows was trash, low-class living, discarded stuff, cans, longnecks, empty pizza cartons… She wished now Gary Hammond had come with her.