Denton English

Meaning Denton meaning

What does Denton mean?

Denton properNoun

— A town in Greater Manchester, England

— Any of various villages in England.

— A city in Georgia, United States.

— A city in Kansas

— An unincorporated community in Kentucky.

— A town, the county seat of Caroline County, Maryland.

— A town in Montana.

— A village in Nebraska.

— A city, the county seat of Denton County, Texas.

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How do I use Denton in a sentence?

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A song, Denton.

Come on. Come on, Denton.

Come on, Denton.

Portrait of a town drunk named Al Denton.

Al Denton, who would probably give an arm or a leg or a part of his soul to have another chance.

Its function, perhaps to give Mr. Al Denton his second chance.

Hey, Denton!

Wait a minute, Denton.

Face me, Denton!

Mr. Denton, maybe you'd let us buy you a drink.

Nothing, Mr. Denton. I didn't call you anything.

It describes a man named Al Denton.

I got a message for you, Denton, coming from Pete Grant.

Evening, Mr. Denton.

Nothing, Mr. Denton.

Mr. Denton.

I'm gonna ask General Denton to read these orders. just as they came down to us.

You think so, Denton?

What about General Denton?

He was a science teacher at Denton High.

Denton, who are your suspects?

Parker Denton and Jake Conley. He's a very good student, dear. And, uh.

My name is Benjamin Denton.

Hey, you Denton girls.

I think you're right, Mr Denton.

I've got a frog for a Mr Denton.

Well, to start with, my name is Denton.

Henry Denton. - You're here as valet to Mr. Weissman.

Mr. Denton made a right chump out of Mr. Jennings. Never mind that. Did you hear about Sir William?

By now I assume you are all aware. that, uh, Mr. Denton has been playing a trick on us. by posing as a valet.