Proper noun
Thorburn (plural Thorburns)
A surname transferred from the given name.
Sinuous-crested dunes exposed at low tide in the Cornwallis River near Wolfville, Nova Scotia Ancient channel deposit in the Stellarton Formation ( Pennsylvanian ), Coalburn Pit, near Thorburn, Nova Scotia. Source: Internet
Millionaire Democratic candidates Gil Cisneros and Andy Thorburn traded barbs and insults – and even threatened legal action – for months, prompting the state party to broker a truce lest the negativity keep them out of the running. Source: Internet
Under SEPA, Thorburn would like to ask more questions, including considering regional delisting instead of statewide delisting. Source: Internet
Kincorth resident David Thorburn said he was shocked to receive it. Source: Internet
He converted from close range off a pass from Chris Thorburn. Source: Internet
In her sentencing decision, Thorburn noted that Way had no previous record and had acknowledged his "egregious conduct" and the need for treatment. Source: Internet