Hopkins English

Meaning Hopkins meaning

What does Hopkins mean?

Hopkins

— noun United States financier and philanthropist who left money to found the university and hospital that bear his name in Baltimore (1795-1873)

— noun Welsh film actor (born in 1937)

— noun English poet (1844-1889)

— noun English biochemist who did pioneering work that led to the discovery of vitamins (1861-1947)

— noun United States educator and theologian (1802-1887)

Synonyms Hopkins synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Hopkins?

Hopkins English » English

Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins

Sir Anthony Philip Hopkins

Sir Anthony Hopkins

Mark Hopkins

Johns Hopkins

Gerard Manley Hopkins

Anthony Hopkins

Examples Hopkins examples

How do I use Hopkins in a sentence?

Simple sentences

My name is Hopkins.

Mr Hopkins spoke in such a loud voice that I could hear him upstairs.

Movie subtitles

Judge Hopkins' Court.

Franco, Johns Hopkins, '22.

Only about eight years. Harvard, Hopkins, Cambridge.

Harvard, Hopkins, Cambridge.

You also learned all about blind flying at Harvard, Hopkins and Cambridge.

Remember the Hopkins' boy, George?

Would you care to pause for some refreshments, Mr. Hopkins?

Don't you love the way Prof. Hopkins gets mad?

Jeff Hopkins on the wire.

What have we got on Hopkins?

Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland.

Let me give you a picture of the situation;. this cigar. belonged to my aide, Captain Hopkins.

Mr. Hopkins wishes to speak to you, Sir.

Enough, Hopkins.

But I'd feel better if he went down to Johns Hopkins and had a thorough going-over.

He'll be back from Johns Hopkins tonight.

Remember the Hopkins boy--George? He joined the merchant marine. I think he did it because of you.

Indeed to goodness. You remember Sargent-Major Hopkins deserting in Cardiff and marrying a sailor?

Hopkins.

Inspector Hopkins speaking.

That's all right, Hopkins.

Very well, thanks. Mr. Hopkins was quite impressed by the tone of your application.

Ralph Hopkins?

Mr. Hopkins.

We're going in for lunch. - Can you take a call from Mrs. Hopkins first?

I'm Mr. Hopkins.

Will you tell Mrs. Hopkins I'm here?

You can get it because those two fellows wouldn't have been. talking to you about salary if Mr. Hopkins hadn't said he wanted you.

In this cavern, the witches of the seventeenth century hid from the fires of Matthew Hopkins, witch-hunter extraordinary.

Harvard, Bellevue Johns Hopkins.

Call Steinmetz at Johns Hopkins, Lasser, Billings, Cranhammer.

Professor Hurakawa of Johns Hopkins. Dr. Elizabeth Bartlett, who heads Thermal.

Rika Takahara Tsutomu Akashi Terry Hopkins You like it too, Yuka. so, you must also be a pervert.

Excuse me, sir. Huh? Mrs. Hopkins said I could go out for the evening.

I've come to pick up my order. Philip Hopkins.

Eaton Walk. Oh, of course. Philip Hopkins.

Philip Hopkins.

Well, she said she told him about. a dangerous snake she thinks the Hopkins boy might've taken home with him by mistake.

House Eaton Walk, number 14. Confirm owner, Michael Hopkins.

News and current affairs

The survey approach was used twice by a group of researchers based primarily at Johns Hopkins University, who published their results in the medical journal The Lancet.

According to the Johns Hopkins University Comparative Nonprofit Sector Project, headed by Lester Salamon, the US leads major countries in private contributions to nonprofits.

With Henry Brem, now the chief of neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, we thought we could use these polymers to deliver drugs locally in the treatment of brain cancer.