Dalrymple

[dal-rim-puhl, dal-rim-]

noun

1. Sir James, 1st Viscount Stair, 1619–95, Scottish jurist.

Example Sentences

According to Dr Sarah Dalrymple, plant ecologist at Liverpool John Moores University there are already signs of change with "tree seedlings falling on the ground not being fertilised and dispersed into suitable habitats because it's too dry".

Read more on BBC

Dr Dalrymple, a member of the taskforce, told the BBC: "We've been tracking biodiversity loss for years...do we just watch it happen or act before it's too late?"

Read more on BBC

Teenaged Madison Dalrymple, itching to escape with bestie Cheyenne Baker to the glamorous life in 2011 Atlanta, hates everything about her small hometown North Falls, including 70-year old Sheriff Gerald Clifton, whose “great-great — however many greats — grandfather” was a founding father of the county.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

Dr Katie Dalrymple, lecturer in nutritional sciences, at King's College London, said the initiative would have a positive impact - but to truly protect children, the focus must be on reducing exposure to high-sugar foods and drinks.

Read more on BBC

Laurie Dalrymple sits in the seat Evans once occupied.

Read more on BBC