The fishermen proudly displayed the trophy-sized John Doree they had caught at dawn.

The farmer picked a ripe John-apple from the tree and handed it to the child.

The historian cited a 19th-century article that referred to a Chinese laborer as 'John Chinaman', explaining that the phrase is now offensive.

When he set up his stall downtown, the locals warned everyone to watch out for the cheap John who sold broken watches.

After the opening, critics dismissed the paintings as the work of cheap Johns rather than true masters.

She was known as the Amy-John of the group, a dominant presence who never hesitated to take charge.

We sang a hymn in honor of Saint John at the old stone church.

Every autumn, we gather apple-johns from the old orchard to make a tart for the harvest festival.

John Deere pulled the empty trailer up to the barn before the storm.

Medieval maps were often annotated with stories of Prester John, a fabled Christian ruler in a distant land.