Hughes English

Meaning Hughes meaning

What does Hughes mean?

Hughes

— noun United States jurist who served as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court (1862-1948)

— noun United States industrialist who was an aviator and a film producer; during the last years of his life he was a total recluse (1905-1976)

— noun United States writer (1902-1967)

— noun English poet (born in 1930)

Synonyms Hughes synonyms

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

Hughes English » English

Ted Hughes

Langston Hughes

James Langston Hughes

Hugo

Hugh

Howard Robard Hughes

Howard Hughes

Edward James Hughes

Charles Evans Hughes

Examples Hughes examples

How do I use Hughes in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Mrs. Hughes, this is Peter Brown.

Movie subtitles

I'll put a call into Hughes.

Hello, Mr. Hughes.

Maldwyn Hughes has gone to be a doctor.

He left an hour ago with Brigadier General Caldicott and Air Vice Marshal Lloyd-Hughes.

Hughes, Russell.

Why not go and see Sir Edward Hughes?

Fall out, Major Hughes.

Hughes, get the men to their quarters. See who's sick.

On the other hand, I have officers, Reeves and Hughes for instance who have built bridges all over India.

Hughes, if this were your bridge, how would you use the men?

Hughes has all the facts.

We'll try to surpass that, won't we, Hughes?

I spoke with Reeves and Hughes.

Mr. Hughes, if you will, please.

Mr. Hughes.

Hughes, get the men to their quarters.

Milly Hughes, Rose Shepherd, Mary Burnett.

Hughes, you've never ceased to be a bit on the wordy side, now, have you?

I am to survive, mr. Hughes.

You turn my stomach, mr. Hughes.

Oh, Hughes, her butterfly fly away!

Hughes!

But Hughes it's a child!

I think there must be some connection with Hughes' death.

News and current affairs

But one should heed the words of Langston Hughes' famous poem, which became a refrain of the US civil rights movement.