Vince

American

[vins] / vɪns /

noun

a male given name, form of Vincent.

Example Sentences

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Vince Lombardi established the importance of this when he observed practice doesn’t make perfect, only perfect practice makes perfect.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the high end, the new customers could have added as much as eight gigawatts of new demand, says Nipsco President Vince Parisi.

From Barron's

Sir Vince Cable, who was secretary of state for business and trade for some of the former duke's time as trade envoy, said police should "check on whether criminal corruption took place" adding a "government investigation" was needed to explore "how this was allowed to happen."

From BBC

Not even advice from retired NBA dunk legend Vince Carter could help and after a final miss rimmed out, Bryant made a 360-degree dunk before time ran out but scored only 43 points and couldn't overtake Johnson.

From Barron's

Philadelphia 76ers rookie VJ Edgecombe came through as honorary coach Vince Carter's Team Vince triumphed Friday in the Rising Stars Challenge on the opening night of NBA All-Star Weekend.

From Barron's

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