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rayburn

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While Rayburn may be the first to use this quote in a recorded way, I can certainly believe that it is much older than Rayburn.

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Quick take

A place in the United States:

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of rayburn gathered in one view.

noun

A place in the United States:

noun

A surname from Scots.

noun

An unincorporated community in Marshall County, Alabama.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for rayburn.

noun

A place in the United States:

noun

A surname from Scots.

noun

An unincorporated community in Marshall County, Alabama.

noun

A township in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania.

Example sentences

1

While Rayburn may be the first to use this quote in a recorded way, I can certainly believe that it is much older than Rayburn.

2

When I was a kid, the two northernmost freeways (President George Bush Turnpike and Sam Rayburn Tollway) didn't exist.

3

Any work day at Rayburn Building fits this description.

4

The USS Sam Rayburn "is mildly radioactive when it returns from patrol in February 1984.

5

You want to get the attention of the people working at the desk of the congressman, not the people working in Cannon/Longworth/Rayburn/etc.

6

Rayburn stated in 1959 that ninety percent of farm homes in the U.

7

Best of all were Rayburn/Aga things where you feel like you are driving a steam locomotive when 'operating' one of them for heat/cooking.

8

One example from the White House, but it’s immediately after discussing Rayburn.

9

I believe that Sam Rayburn's branch water came out of a Washington, DC, tap.

10

I'd recommend Dan Rayburn's blog for a real-world perspective on CDNs, video etc.

11

Even a cursory Google only coughs up Sam Rayburn.

12

I see it attributed to both, but the numbers favor Rayburn.

Quote examples

1

The USS Sam Rayburn "is mildly radioactive when it returns from patrol in February 1984.

2

In support of this irrefutable statement: • > "Whatever is, is right." — Alexander Pope • > "If you want to get along, go along." — Sam Rayburn • > "Reform?

3

I agree, I remember in the LBJ books he spent hundreds of pages talking about Richard Russell, Coke Stevenson, and Sam Rayburn -- As I was reading, I was thinking "Why is he writing a biography within a biography on these people?".

4

> “in the same week Boehner was giving out the checks on the House floor, the House Appropriations Committee met in its room in the Rayburn House Office Building and voted down (17 to 30) an amendment that would have ended the government's price support program for tobacco.

Proper noun examples

1

You want to get the attention of the people working at the desk of the congressman, not the people working in Cannon/Longworth/Rayburn/etc.

2

Rayburn stated in 1959 that ninety percent of farm homes in the U.

3

Best of all were Rayburn/Aga things where you feel like you are driving a steam locomotive when 'operating' one of them for heat/cooking.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use rayburn in a sentence?

While Rayburn may be the first to use this quote in a recorded way, I can certainly believe that it is much older than Rayburn.

What does rayburn mean?

A place in the United States:

What part of speech is rayburn?

rayburn is commonly used as noun.