Trudeau

[ troo-doh ]

noun

1. Pi·erre Elliott [pee-, air], 1919–2000, Canadian political leader: prime minister 1968–79 and 1980–84.

Trudeau

/ truːˈdəʊ /

noun

1. TrudeauPierre Elliott19192000MCanadianPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: prime minister Pierre Elliott . 1919–2000, Canadian statesman; Liberal prime minister (1968–79; 1980–84)

Example Sentences

Erin O’Toole of the Conservative Party was Trudeau’s main challenger.

From Washington Blade

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported Trudeau’s party won 157 seats in the House of Commons, but failed to secure the 170 seats necessary to have a majority government.

From Washington Blade

Ostensibly, Trudeau’s goal was to give Canadians a say in “how to end” the pandemic.

From Quartz

Right now, the election looks like a close race between Trudeau’s center-left Liberal Party and the center-right Conservative Party.

From FiveThirtyEight

Coalition governments are rare in Canada, though, so Trudeau would probably only try to cling to power in this way if the circumstances were perfect — namely, if Liberals come a very close second to Conservatives in the overall seat count.

From FiveThirtyEight

Castro actually flew up to Montreal to be a pallbearer at the 2000 funeral of a beloved Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau.

From The Daily Beast

Both Trudeau and Alter, levelheaded as they are, are extremely meticulous about their production.

From The Daily Beast

When he initially told Trudeau about the potential deal, the Doonesbury legend was nervous.

From The Daily Beast

“We actually wanted to use a real painting, one of the ones that had been on the Internet,” Garry Trudeau tells me.

From The Daily Beast

“From the beginning they said they wanted to be competitive with HBO,” Trudeau says.

From The Daily Beast

For several years Dr. Trudeau lived with his family in this wilderness where he had found health and happiness.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1884 Trudeau started the first out-of-door care of pulmonary tuberculosis in America.

From Project Gutenberg

Trudeau, carrying the sledge, walked up to the spur of rock and stood with his heels against it.

From Project Gutenberg

He bent over the edge of the hole and watched Trudeau pay out wire while Dominico pushed the bomb to the bottom.

From Project Gutenberg

Trudeau arrived with a pole made by lashing two crate sticks together.

From Project Gutenberg