boykin in A Sentence

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    Boykin: This is really troubling.

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    They saw nothing politically risky about associating with Jerry Boykin.

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    A second indicator came in the wake of Boykin's retirement from active duty.

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    Perhaps Boykin had spoken out of turn, but his was not a fireable offense.

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    Our current president Jennifer Boykin attended the Merchant Marine Academy, and several other vice-presidents are women.

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    Attracting General Boykin's endorsement or provoking his ire probably won't determine the outcome of any election.

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    Certainly, Boykin has in no way damaged its ability to attract powerhouses of the domestic right.

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    Like McCarthy, Boykin believes that, while enemies beyond America's gates pose great dangers, the enemy within poses a still greater threat.

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    As a Christian nation, Boykin insisted, the United States would succeed in overcoming its adversaries only if“we come against them in the name of Jesus.”.

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    As a soldier, Jerry Boykin, retired lieutenant of the United States Army, considers it a unique fact to see a nation become a power in just 70 years.

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    If that's the case, Boykin says, you can let them know you're considering their input but don't want to talk about your weight again unless you initiate the discussion.

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    Negative comments about your weight- particularly if you are working on changing it or have directly said that the comments hurt you- are, at best, mean and at their worst verbally abusive," says Boykin.

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    Jennifer Boykin, president of Huntington's Newport News Shipbuilding yard in Virginia, told reporters earlier this week that her company was hiring 400 employees a month in order to meet a goal of 23,000 later this year.

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    The historic Robert Mills House was restored in 1967, which inspired the renovation and restoration of other historic structures such as the Hampton-Preston House and homes associated with President Woodrow Wilson, Maxcy Gregg, Mary Boykin Chesnut, and noted free black Celia Mann.

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