Blackett

Proper noun

Meaning

Blackett (plural Blacketts)

A surname from Middle English.

Examples

"Guitar Heroes: How to Play Like 26 Guitar Gods from Atkins to Zappa", edited by Jude Gold and Matt Blackett, Guitar Player, p.111. Source: Internet

History was made yesterday at the Finals of the 2018 National Primary Schools’ Athletics Championships when St. Alban’s became the first school from the Andrea Blackett Zone to win a crown by claiming the Boys’ title. Source: Internet

Taking on the 5K course, which moved off from the insurance company’s Roebuck Street headquarters at 6 a.m., Blackett won from a stacked field to lead home Rudolph Rock and Micah Stuart. Source: Internet

When he learned that the London publishing firm of Hurst & Blackett had secured the rights to publish an abridgement in the United Kingdom, he offered it for free in April 1933. Source: Internet

Blackett observed "there can be few cases where such a great operational gain had been obtained by such a small and simple change of tactics". Source: Internet

The Manheim translation was first published in the United Kingdom by Hurst & Blackett in 1969 amid some controversy. Source: Internet

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