Hadley

[had-lee]

noun

1. Henry Kimball 1871–1937, U.S. composer and conductor.

2. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

The good news is that recent months have been pretty wet with data from the Met Office Hadley Centre showing that up to the 25 November, most of the UK has had near to above average rainfall for autumn.

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“I don’t think a man in the same position in that same situation would’ve been able to lure them in,” said Barbara Hadley Smith, her former press secretary.

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The fresh capital, a quarterly record for the firm at $29.9 billion, put New York-based Brookfield on track for its best fundraising year ever, Chief Financial Officer Hadley Peer Marshall said Friday during an earnings call with analysts.

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Hadley Peer Marshal, CEO at Brookfield Asset Management, told Bloomberg last month that around $7 trillion in capital will be needed over the next decade to build the factories, computing infrastructure and power capacity needed to meet the expected AI demand.

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"When I first came to the club we were in a relegation battle and there wasn't much in it, either," forward Dean Hadley, who joined in 2019, added.

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