Lanark

[ lan-erk ]

noun

1. a historic county in S Scotland.

Example Sentences

The night I watched Belfast, a protest, ostensibly about dissatisfaction with the new Brexit protocol, broke out in Lanark Way, an interface area between communities in west Belfast.

From Time

He sent fourteen men with sackfuls of grass on horses' backs to pass along as if bound for Lanark fair.

From Project Gutenberg

His work at New Lanark had been, he felt, only a trial upon a small working model.

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And he set himself to a propaganda of the views that New Lanark had justified.

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Many a wild ride to and from the Presbytery at Lanark, and across flooded and shifting fords, he had on her.

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For example, let us instance his table of the county of Lanark, which is the great seat of Scottish manufactures.

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