Leo IV

American  

noun

1. Saint, died a.d. 855, Italian ecclesiastic: pope 847–855.

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Example Sentences

Attorney Louis Leo IV, who represented the challengers, blasted the ruling, saying on Facebook it is “paving the way for continued government tyranny under the guise of disease prevention.”

From Washington Times

There was overwhelming evidence the professor was fired in retaliation, said Louis Leo IV, an attorney for Tracy, “for what he was saying as a private citizen, on his own time, about a matter of public concern. This is a dark chapter in American history.”

From Washington Post

The walls are more than a millennium old, having been first constructed in the 9th Century at the direction of Pope Leo IV. He was responding to the threat from Arab armies, which had sacked Rome earlier in the century, said the Rev. Michael Collins, a priest and noted papal historian.

From Washington Times

"Tenure, free speech, due process and academic freedom are under attack," his attorney Louis Leo IV said in a news release.

From Reuters

Some of the walls in Vatican City were built in the ninth century by Pope Leo IV in an attempt to protect it from attacks by pirates and other marauders, historians said.

From New York Times