Lemieux

[ luh-myoo; French le-myœ ]

noun

1. Mario Super Mario, born 1965, Canadian hockey player and executive.

Example Sentences

MacKinnon is four years younger now than Lemieux was then, and he figures to have more cracks at the Cup in his future.

From FiveThirtyEight

Robbed of their preferred playing style, the Penguins ultimately fell short of their goal in what was the last major title push of Lemieux’s prime.

From FiveThirtyEight

Lemieux went on to win two cups, Ovechkin has so far won one, and they both cemented their statuses as legends of the game.

From FiveThirtyEight

Since the league expanded beyond the Original Six teams in 1967, only Gretzky and Lemieux have produced a season with at least 150 or more adjusted points.

From Washington Post

The latest episode of bigotry comes at the hands of Ebony Magazine Senior Editor Jamilah Lemieux.

From The Daily Beast

Lemieux is a French-Canadian surname which means “The Best.”

From The Daily Beast

Jamilah Lemieux at Ebony has called it the record of the year.

From The Daily Beast

As Thomas Lemieux has noted, more-educated groups tend to be more unequal than less-educated groups.

From The Daily Beast

Even The Wall Street Journal weighed in, describing LeMieux as nothing more than “Charlie Crist lite.”

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Lemieux was under the impression, no doubt, that gum had been on the sheet but had been washed off by the rain.

From Project Gutenberg

Postmaster-General Lemieux has given instructions to issue a series of postage stamps commemorating the tercentenary.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Lemieux apparently attached no value to the sheet of over 200 stamps, which was in a wet, crumpled condition, and without gum.

From Project Gutenberg

No systematic indexing and classification of the documents were undertaken before Doctor Lemieux was named sheriff in 1910.

From Project Gutenberg