Examples of 'higdon' in a sentence
Meaning of "higdon"
higdon (verb) - to delay, procrastinate, or drag one's feet when completing a task or obligation
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- A surname.
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Higdon was arrested one week later.
Comprehensive analysis of selected orchestral works by Jennifer Higdon.
Higdon seems to address that quality.
Running author Hal Higdon first took to it out of necessity.
Higdon then committed suicide.
When Ausso pointed his arm again, Higdon found himself inside a room in the tower.
Carl Higdon was hunting elk in the northern area of the park.
By 1974, the segment between Cisco and Higdon was impassable due to rock slides.
HIgdon is still on the mend.
Runner and writer Hal Higdon had been writing for the magazine since the start.
Higdon is located on top of Sand Mountain.
Michael Higdon opens the scoring!
Higdon lives with her wife Cheryl Lawson in Philadelphia.
Jennifer Higdon wanted to invoke certain images and aspects of Atlanta.
Higdon compared independent grocers such as himself to " dinosaurs.
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Before Higdon could answer, a small package floated toward him.
Higdon " confessed " to the crime in letters, and by boasting to other inmates.
Higdon took 20 months to complete her score.
Higdon said that 85-90 percent of the time, they do not discover any kind of paranormal activity.
