Lanier

[ luh-neer ]

noun

1. Sidney, 1842–81, U.S. poet and literary scholar.

Example Sentences

Ken Starr, the former independent counsel whose probe led to President Bill Clinton’s impeachment, will also be a part of the team from Lanier’s firm, Bloomberg reported.

From Fortune

Funny, gaining the attention of passersby like Lanier is exactly why organizers fought so hard to host this rally where they did.

From The Daily Beast

“The child is in good condition and in protective custody,” Chief Cathy Lanier of the Washington, D.C., Police later reported.

From The Daily Beast

Lanier suggested that the incident was not the result of somebody mistakenly driving into a barricade and then panicking.

From The Daily Beast

According to D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier, the SWAT team was deployed on base within seven minutes.

From The Daily Beast

Lanier has since said the white male has been identified and is no longer considered a suspect.

From The Daily Beast

I found also that some $21,000 of Klan funds had been given the Lanier University without security.

From Project Gutenberg

Sydney Lanier says that two things are necessary to the making of a real home,—an open fire and music.

From Project Gutenberg

Randall heard Milton and Lanier choke with the horror that shook his own heart and brain as he gazed.

From Project Gutenberg

Lanier and I are actually going to flash out over the gulf to the planet Mars to-night.

From Project Gutenberg

He opened his eyes, drawing himself to his feet as Milton and Lanier were doing, and stared about him.

From Project Gutenberg