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Ledyard

American  
[led-yerd] / ˈlɛd yərd /

noun

  1. a town in SE Connecticut.


Example Sentences

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Lawyers from Carter Ledyard & Milburn, who represent the drama network, were precluded from asking detailed questions about Mr. Forman’s work for the charity during his deposition last month, after Judge Anderson ruled that the suit did not directly concern Mr. Kay’s administration of the trust.

From New York Times

“This is a population of kids that we have not necessarily served yet,” said Chris Ledyard, JSerra’s athletic director.

From Los Angeles Times

USA Today's Ledyard King cites some specific examples of things Navarro wrote that were inaccurate.

From Salon

The newspaper on Wednesday evening also ran a fact-check story by Washington reporter Ledyard King examining five of Navarro’s claims.

From Seattle Times

“Joe Biden can look at the polls and smile. Cautiously,” write Ledyard King and Michael Collins, Washington corespondents for the news organization.

From Washington Times