Holden
- proper noun
- /ˈhoʊldən/
- Holden is a family name that has been passed down through generations.
- Mrs. Holden
- Holden says
- Edward Holden
So I saw Doctor Holden's video and enjoyed it.
- So I saw Doctor Holden's video and enjoyed it.
- Now, Doctor Janice Jan Holden actually did a study on verifiable observations of near death experiencers.
- So Anders and Gitchel were retired by Dave Holden, the other three by either Deckard or Deckard and Phil Rush.
- It's a children's TV show that exists in the universe that Holden and Miller were both reminiscing about while they were in Eros.
- So as a young boy growing up in Guyana, I aspired to be with Richards and Michael Holden and all those guys at the time who we all looked up to.
- He talks to, you know, tries to talk to Dave Holden and, you know, discusses what, what's going on And then here we go.
Examples
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One of them, if you can believe it, just started to work for Holden's in the Paramus, New Jersey store.
Fiction book (1991) -
Mrs. Holden smiled to herself, glad that the popular canine was a member of her class.
Academic text (2013) -
So I saw Doctor Holden's video and enjoyed it.
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And Kelly's dad was a lawyer for Holden & Charles.
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In the editorial, Holden presents four practical challenges for the Obama administration.
Academic text (2011) -
Holden Caulfield would tell him what he really thought about him.
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Many were made by an artist named Queen Holden, and others were printed by Whitman Publishing.
Blog text (13) -
Captain Holden's been trying to pick a quarrel with me ever since we left England.
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PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): Edward S. Holden, first editor of the P.A.S.P. from 1889-1898.
Academic text (1991) -
President Eduardo dos Santos has met privately with Holden Roberto just as he has with all party leaders.
Academic text (1992)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Holden as a family name comes from Old English parts hol and denu, which mean 'hollow' and 'valley'. It was first a place name for someone who lived in a hollow valley, so families took Holden as their surname.