Lanny

[ lan-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Lenny.

Example Sentences

I always thought Ari Fleischer and Lanny Davis (two of the “experts” advising Snyder on PR) were oily.

From The Daily Beast

Lanny wanted to go back to a law firm that represented banks after he was done.

From The Daily Beast

Michael Steele and Lanny Davis are quick to admit they are reformed sinners.

From The Daily Beast

Michael Steele and Lanny Davis are challenging their parties to stop the politics of demonization.

From The Daily Beast

Lanny Davis was one of Hillary Clinton's most vocal primary supporters—and one of Barack Obama's toughest critics.

From The Daily Beast

He had a halfformed hope that Lanny would show himself at first glance to be impossible.

From Project Gutenberg

"If I thought that," said Lanny with a smile, "I'd want to get married right away," and he moved to the door.

From Project Gutenberg

In Lanny, standing in the illy lighted little hall, she saw nothing of the inner Lanny.

From Project Gutenberg

Lanny had not told him of the engagement, but his wife had; and that alone was enough to anger the embittered, old man.

From Project Gutenberg

When he was on the street he felt ashamed of having fled without saying a word in defense of Lanny.

From Project Gutenberg