Laurens

[lawr-uhnz, lor-]

noun

1. Henry, 1724–92, South Carolina and U.S. Revolutionary political leader: president of the Continental Congress 1777–78.

2. a town in central South Carolina.

Example Sentences

"I didn't think the French could play at this level already and I didn't think England could be so disappointing like they were for an hour," French journalist Julien Laurens told BBC Radio 5 Live.

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"He got some criticism recently for Harvey Elliott's goal against Liverpool, which was bad, then he made a mistake when they lost to Nice too, when their first goal went under his arm," Laurens said.

From BBC

"There was no plan tactically, it was an absolute mess," Laurens added.

From BBC

"The club have been very impressed with his fitness work, gym work," said Laurens.

From BBC

European football journalist Julien Laurens added: "Asensio certainly seems happy to be used as a super sub, and maybe that's how Unai Emery sees him for now, as an impact player."

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