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US
/ˈhænˌkɑk/
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NOUN
- American revolutionary patriot who was president of the Continental Congress; was the first signer of the Declaration of Independence (1737-1793)
How To Use Hancock In A Sentence
- Hancock, a native of Great Britain, is a veteran of the computer business.
- Hancock “came forward in full support of adopting the Constitution” and presented the “recommendatory amendments,” which the “Old Patriot,” Samuel Adams, “seconded warmly.” Ratification
- It used to be that only white men could do the "bossing," but the bottom rail is on the top, and Mr. Hancock is now doing such work as guides over seven hundred white employees and gives satisfaction to his generous employers. Men of Mark: Eminent, Progressive and Rising
- The old-money set was not Mrs Hancock's greatest fan.
- One of those who saw it all happen was a young actress called Sheila Hancock.
- It was perhaps a lucky accident of history that his cause was aided by patriots nearly as nuanced as he: in Boston were Paul Revere and John Hancock and the Adamses, noted voluptuaries and lovers of pleasure, easily distinguished in a crowd by the rich, ambergris-based New England bath oils in which they drenched themselves. An Amazon.com Books Blog featuring news, reviews, interviews and guest author blogs.
- Retired army padre, Rex Hancock, blessed the hounds before the hunt.
- Teen phenom Vincent Hancock, 16, won the world championship in skeet shooting in Lonato, Italy. USATODAY.com - Athlete of the Week Perry joins hurdling elite
- Herbie Hancock and Harry Connick Jr. are among the tried and true announced for the TD Toronto Jazz Festival's 24th edition which will also see the return of funkster Maceo Parker, guitarists Mike Stern and John Scofield and gospel maven Mavis Staples. Thestar.com - Home Page
- The PR guy, let's call him Ray cuz that's his name convinces Hancock to turn himself in to the police and go to jail. Dart Adams presents The Dartflix Film Review: Hancock