St. Laurent

[ san law-rahn ]

noun

1. Louis Ste·phen [lwee ste-, fen], 1882–1973, prime minister of Canada 1948–57.
2. Yves (Ma·thieu) [eev-m, a, -, tyœ], 1936–2008, French fashion designer.
3. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada, W of Montreal.

Example Sentences

St. Laurent, however, pointed out why this step might be especially difficult to implement.

From The Daily Beast

She had a real Cartier, Prada, Yves St. Laurent and a Balenciaga.

From The Daily Beast

I was wearing a lacy black nightgown and Rive Gauche by St. Laurent when I let him in.

From The Daily Beast

The ground won at St. Laurent was retained in spite of repeated German counter-attacks.

From Project Gutenberg

Did it shed light upon the mysteries of the caves of Picpus, the skeletons of St. Laurent?

From Project Gutenberg

At No. 119 we see the chevet of the church St-Laurent, the only ancient part of the church as we know it.

From Project Gutenberg

They soon left the bastille behind them and met near St. Laurent, an advance post that covered the convoy.

From Project Gutenberg

To-day one may see his tomb in the parish church of St. Laurent.

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