Proper noun
Graber (plural Grabers)
A surname.
Graber, joined by Thomas and McKeown, added a separate concurrence opining that even if the Second Amendment applied to concealed carry in public, the San Diego restrictions—and those adopted by Yolo County in a consolidated case—would be constitutional. Source: Internet
In that horrifying instant, desperate for her sister’s safe return, she whispers a promise to Gott: she will give up her dreams and marry Micah Graber, a man she doesn’t love, but who is determined to make her his wife. Source: Internet
At the time, Sarasota Memorial NICU medical director Heather Graber said cocaine and marijuana were the main culprits; then prescription pills abuse was more common in pregnant women. Source: Internet
Leary said Cradle to Crayons Director Christina Graber said the center did not have a problem with letting the school district take the preschool program. Source: Internet
The following entry, by Kathleen Graber, is titled “The River Twice,” which takes its title from a pre-Socratic philosopher, and concludes, A hymn with the chorus Every moment you shall be judged is followed by in which the choir shouts Praise! Source: Internet
With Matt Purmal already in the penalty box for St. Lawrence, teammate Mike Marnell was called for slashing 1:20 into the power play, putting the team down two men, with Graber scoring just 10 seconds into the two-man advantage. Source: Internet