Royall

[roi-uhl]

noun

1. Anne Newport, 1769–1854, U.S. writer, newspaper publisher, and reformer.

Example Sentences

Labour peer Baroness Jan Royall of Blaisdon said she was "dismayed" by those who conflated suicide with assisted dying, as Baroness May appeared to last week, which she said was "actively damaging" to the terminally ill.

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Baroness Jan Royall, outgoing principal of Somerville College in Oxford, was knocked out in the third round of voting.

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Royall continues: "These include schools of other fish such as goldfish or sardines, as well as flocks of birds such as starling murmurations and swarms of insects such as dancing mosquitos."

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The idea for the joint research project arose over the course of several visits by Professor Royall, recipient of the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award presented by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation to Professor Dr Hartmut Löwen at HHU.

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And that's something drum and bass DJ and producer Ruth Royall completely agrees with.

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