But the two became fast friends, and the woman soon encouraged lane to take her fruitless search online.
lane then impulsively kisses Joan in her office, a move that she gracefully dismisses without further wounding his pride.
During a December news conference in Trenton, Christie laughed off questions from journalist Matt Katz about the lane closures.
Despite acting professionally for more than 30 years, lane said she draws the line at inviting the cameras into her personal life.
Late at night, he would go down to a lane built for him by friend Bebe Rebozo beneath the Executive Office Building.
lane packed the boy's few possessions and talked vehemently all the time.
Tutors' lane is not particularly wide for such an important thoroughfare.
The night was dark, and the wind from shore strong, so that Captain lane knew she could not enter the harbor.
O, there they are down in the lane;Go, Betty, and bring them all back.
Two pictures she watched simultaneously—the gay ballroom and the lane that ran east and west.
Old English lane, lanu "narrow hedged-in road," common Germanic (cf. Old Frisian lana, Middle Dutch lane, Dutch laan "lane," Old Norse lön "row of houses"), of unknown origin. As one track of a marked road, from 1921, American English.
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