Laughlin

[ lawf-lin, lawk‑ ]

noun

1. James, IV, 1914–97, U.S. editor, publisher, and poet.

Example Sentences

Through interactions on social media and a visit to the suite Aslin rented for a Capitals game a few years ago, Laughlin struck up a friendship with the brewery’s co-founder, Kai Leszkowicz.

From Washington Post

That beer’s release will give Laughlin one more hat trick than he had in eight seasons as an NHL player.

From Washington Post

Whelan and Astro Lab’s head brewer, Matt Cronin, were into the idea of partnering with Laughlin on a beer to benefit his family’s foundation and soon, with Laughlin’s input, developed a recipe.

From Washington Post

Abbott has already started brainstorming recipes and potential names for Laughlin’s next beer.

From Washington Post

Over the past year, Laughlin, 63, has collaborated with Northern Virginia-based Aslin Beer Company and Silver Spring’s Astro Lab Brewing on two hazy IPAs, with proceeds benefiting the Laughlin Family Foundation for underfunded and rare cancers.

From Washington Post

“We used to go to the House of Blues all of the time,” says Laughlin.

From The Daily Beast

“[Lana] and her girlfriend were glammed up to the max,” Laughlin says.

From The Daily Beast

Today, Laughlin lives a reclusive life far from the Hollywood music scene that she and Clarkson reveled in years ago.

From The Daily Beast

“She called me bawling her eyes out,” said Laughlin in a recent interview.

From The Daily Beast

Laughlin told The Daily Beast that she sent the cards to be “weirdly politically correct.”

From The Daily Beast

Again Miss Laughlin has given us a master-piece in this story of present day life.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Laughlin sent his message immediately to Washington, where it apparently made a favourable impression.

From Project Gutenberg

One day the Ambassador was lunching with Mr. Laughlin and one or two other friends.

From Project Gutenberg

"It's your duty to tell the President the real state of affairs," Mr. Laughlin would urge.

From Project Gutenberg

Laughlin and Bell and Stabler were seen in an earnest conference in the next room for nearly half an hour.

From Project Gutenberg