McLaren

[ muh-klar-uhn ]

noun

1. Norman, 1914–87, Canadian film director and animator, born in Scotland.

Example Sentences

For years, he kept a Lamborghini and a silver Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren in his living room.

From The Daily Beast

He once kept a Lamborghini and a silver Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren—the one he later gave to his son—in his living room.

From The Daily Beast

After sitting on a shelf for many years, Fashion Beast was resurrected when McLaren pitched the idea to Avatar press.

From The Daily Beast

Malcolm McLaren was in New York, checking out bands, years before he invented the Sex Pistols.

From The Daily Beast

Mitchell and McLaren are inexorably drawn to one another as the trail miles grind on.

From The Daily Beast

He came in with Shaw McLaren, a young man whose acquaintance was considered as most definitely satisfactory.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. McLaren and you had reached an understanding in your talk before Mr. Cooley came?

From Project Gutenberg

The Edinburgh committee elected Mrs. McLaren for their president.

From Project Gutenberg

McLaren has a good phrase, “Spread out our souls to the truth.”

From Project Gutenberg

I continued the second course for fourteen miles, but saw nothing of the McLaren; it must have joined the plain before I left it.

From Project Gutenberg