Laurie

[lawr-ee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Laura.

2. a male given name, form of Lawrence.

Example Sentences

Prior to Siddiq's resignation from the British government, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's independent ethics adviser Sir Laurie Magnus said he had not found "evidence of improprieties" following an investigation.

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Come Tony time, Ms. Manville will doubtlessly be a leading contender, but she will have formidable competition from Laurie Metcalf in Samuel D. Hunter’s beautifully drawn “Little Bear Ridge Road,” one of the finest—and one of the few—new plays distinguishing the year.

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Laurie Bohn-Isaure, an employee of sister cruise line Silversea, noticed that the way employees handed dishes to guests at one restaurant could cause spills.

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Loyola Law professor Laurie Levenson expressed skepticism that Simpson’s estate would have the funds to pay the Goldmans the full amount, but she said the acceptance of the debt was long overdue.

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France's Clement Noel was second, at 0.31sec, with Finland's Eduard Hallberg edging Britain's Laurie Taylor to round out the podium.

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