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Seton

[ US /ˈsitən/ ]
NOUN
  1. United States religious leader who was the first person born in the United States to be canonized (1774-1821)

How To Use Seton In A Sentence

  • Seton was but a small town, a fisherman's village where my friends and I would play and bathe in the waters.
  • The XIT was the largest cattle ranch in the world, and its size likely appealed to that pursuer of gigantism, Seton-Karr. Bird Cloud
  • In fits and starts he told Seton, Ramsay, Gray and others the sorry tale.
  • I think the actual snowout on Monday helped us," said Pitt coach Ben Howland, whose team lost at Seton Hall on Saturday. NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball - Pittsburgh vs. Georgetown
  • Roseanne Mirabella, PhD Associate Professor at Seton Hall University. She is the top nonprofit management education researcher in the field.
  • In fits and starts he told Seton, Ramsay, Gray and others the sorry tale.
  • It looks like Sir Seton Wills has come to our aid yet again and for that we must be grateful.
  • Adelina LoissetOnce again it was the women of the American West who thundered out their opposition, with the LA Times announcing, "The sidesaddle is a cumbersome, cruel burden on a horse and all right-thinking people believe its time is past. Horsetalk.co.nz Headlines
  • Murray developed her skills as a youth playing in suburban Washington D.C., went on to star collegiately at Seton Hall University, and was a finalist in 1999 for both the Hermann Trophy and the Missouri Athletic Club Award.
  • The dial at Pinkie House, Midlothian, is supposed to have been put up by Alexander Seton, Earl of Dunfermline, who died there in 1622. The Book of Sun-Dials
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