Leland

American  

[lee-luhnd] / ˈli lənd /

noun

1. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

The pharmaceutical industry represents a sector that is possibly at greater vulnerability than that of rare earths, according to Leland Miller, co-founder of research firm China Beige Book, who now sits on the commission.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leland Miller, co-founder of independent research firm China Beige Book, cautions against investors treating the detente as a completed one-year deal.

From Barron's

The disability restructuring was “Russ Vought’s No. 1 priority for the Social Security Administration from Day 1,” said Leland Dudek, who was acting commissioner of the agency from February to May.

From Salon

“If we invoke the Monroe Doctrine, that is the biggest narrative gift that we can give to China,” says Leland Lazarus, a former special assistant to the head of U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The pieces of this are all experimental,” said Leland Bettis, a director at the Guam-based Pacific Center for Island Security think tank.

From The Wall Street Journal