Examples of 'goulden' in a sentence
Meaning of "goulden"
Goulden is an adjective that is likely a surname or a lesser-known term, not commonly used in English
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- Obsolete form of golden.
- A surname.
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Father Goulden was right when he said that military glory costs very.
The series was produced and directed by Dennis Goulden.
I thought Winfield Goulden told you everything you needed to know.
Spy is a British situation comedy created and written by Simeon Goulden.
David Goulden will be president of the infrastructure solutions group at Dell EMC.
I was greatly embarrassed, for what Father Goulden said seemed to me to.
Clyde Goulden is the director of the Asia Center.
You need more intelligence in the backup system, " Goulden said.
Goulden later moved to The Bronx.
Kevin Fort and Marie Goulden helped with access to data and reports.
Goulden was active in local politics, serving for several years on the Salford Town Council.
It was nearly always in the morning, and Monsieur Goulden cried,.
Inspector Hardie and Mr. Goulden made opening remarks to introduce their positions.
That 's not what Winfield Goulden says.
Born in Ilford, Goulden is the son of ex-England international Len Goulden.
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Catherine and I will go, and as Mr. Goulden will stay at home, you had.
In 1937 Goulden wrote the first North American textbook on biostatistics.
Backup is becoming a feature, not a product, " Goulden said.
Raymond Obstfeld published his first novel, The Goulden Fleece, when he was 24.
