carney

American  

[kahr-nee] / ˈkɑr ni /

noun

plural

carneys

1. a variant of carny.

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Example Sentences

In his snitty retraction letter to Prime Minister Carney, he brayed that Canada would thereby be excluded from “what will be the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled at any time.”

From Slate

In a speech that has captured global attention, Carney said "nostalgia is not a strategy," urging middle-sized powers who have previously benefitted from the stability of US economic dominance to recognize that a new reality had set it.

From Barron's

Carney, a former central banker, is trying to reduce Canada’s trade reliance on the U.S. by developing new export markets and accelerating construction of ports and export terminals that can help ship Canadian goods to Asia and Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

It seemed to work with Mark Carney, the Canadian prime minister, who visited earlier this month.

From BBC

Even before his speech in Davos, Carney told reporters in the Chinese capital that the global order was at a "point of rupture."

From BBC