Synonyms:
Vaughan, Sarah_Vaughan
Meaning: United States jazz singer noted for her complex bebop phrasing and scat singing (1924-1990)
Usage examples
But Vaughan was not to lead.
Vaughan then retired for the night.
Within a yard of me stood Mr. Edgar Vaughan.
Mr. Vaughan was gone; but on the grass at my feet lay a folded letter.
A wild enthusiast, William Vaughan, urged Governor Shirley of Massachusetts to make an immediate counter-attack.
We arrived at Vaughan St. Mary late in the afternoon of the second day. The whole of the journey was to me a long and tearful dream.
Such, however, was the character of lady Vaughan, that, although she mingled little with the great families in the neighbourhood, she was so much respected, that she would have been a welcome visitor to most of them.
But when Dorothy Vaughan had passed a corner of the house to another garden more ancient in aspect, and in some things quaint even to grotesqueness, she was in front of a portion of the house which indicated a far statelier past--closed and done with, like the rooms within those shuttered windows.