Lorne

American  

[lawrn] / lɔrn /

Or Lorn

noun

1. Firth of, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean, on the W coast of Scotland, leading NE to the Caledonian Canal.

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Example Sentences

“It was surreal to fly through the winter storm, to land and go straight to meet Lorne Michaels and get started,” he adds.

From Los Angeles Times

It was created by Lorne Michaels, who will serve as executive producer on the UK spin-off.

From BBC

Overall, the pause is a good sign for the economy, said Lorne Bycoff, CEO of The Bycoff Group, an investment firm.

From Barron's

Speaking of half-century marks, Mr. Chase was rather pointedly and painfully left out of February’s anniversary special, which wounded him; producer Lorne Michaels makes a reference to concerns over Mr. Chase’s “focus,” and that actually makes as much sense as an omission by bad blood.

From The Wall Street Journal

Showrunner Lorne Michaels shared plenty of praise with the Times.

From Salon