Altham
Proper noun
Meaning
A habitational surname from Old English.
A village in Hyndburn borough, Lancashire, England.
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Examples
Before Grace's debut in the fixture, the Gentlemen had lost 19 consecutive games; of the next 39 games they won 27 and lost only 4. Altham, p.123.
Bowling As a bowler, Grace belonged to what Altham calls the "high, home and easy school of a much earlier day".
The satirical magazine Punch responded to it by publishing a parody of Byron's poem The Destruction of Sennacherib citation including a wry commentary on Grace's contribution: Altham, p.135.
When Chandler asked journalist Keith Altham for advice, Altham suggested that they needed to do something more dramatic than the stage show of the Who, which involved the smashing of instruments.
Moon ran out of the dressing room, telling Altham he couldn’t stay for the interview because Roger Daltrey had threatened to kill him.