Harley

[hahr-lee]

noun

1. Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford, 1661–1724, British statesman.

Harley

/ ˈhɑːlɪ /

noun

1. Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford. 1661–1724, British statesman; head of the government (1710–14), negotiated the treaty of Utrecht (1713)

Example Sentences

“Tariffs, inflation, geopolitical instability and now rising unemployment are stoking fear, which is being driven by uncertainty and driving investors to hard assets,” said Harley Lance Kaplan, a certified financial planner at Beta Industries, an independent financial-advisory firm in Plymouth, Mass.

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The Corvette’s story begins with a man named Harley Earl, who was the head of design at General Motors.

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Anne-Marie Harley, a lecturer at the college and representative for the EIS union, said the Scottish government needed to make further education a priority.

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Once a private practitioner in London's exclusive Harley Street, Ms Jackson was now selling shortcuts to beauticians nationwide, telling our researcher: "I'm so busy."

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Emma Wedgeworth, a consultant dermatologist based on London's Harley Street, says while there is some research to suggest taking collagen orally has an impact, she remains sceptical.

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