Lardner in a sentence

LeBlanc gets in his car and attempts to run Lardner down, but MK tosses a dart into a tire and instead LeBlanc drives into a tree.

Sophomore forward Henley Tippins and junior forward Maja Lardner are other returners who can bring attacking firepower to the Hoya offense.

Chris Kise, who left the megafirm Foley & Lardner to be one of Trump’s attorneys, was paid USD 5.1 million in donor dollars over the last two years, according to the FEC filings.

Foley & Lardner had agreed to represent Muñoz and in turn hired influential lobbyist Robert Stryk, but faced steep criticism from Maduro critics.

His breakout role came in 1949 when he played a self-absorbed boxer in "Champion," based on a Ring Lardner story of a restless young man who alienates those closest to him as he pursues a prizefighting career.

Actor Russell Crowe, left, handed a cheque to Rural Fire Service captain John Lardner after the Academy Award winner helped raise at least $400,000 for NSW firefighters.

Associated Press writers Lisa Mascaro, Richard Lardner, Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Ellen Knickmeyer contributed to this report.

But he left the hearing with warnings not to contact Ms. Lardner for a year and to stay away from her apartment and school.

Mr. Cartier shot Ms. Lardner once from behind; moments later, as she lay wounded, he shot her twice more.

Mr Lardner also said that a consultative ballot was held to find out what action workers would be prepared to take in a bid to secure a pay increase.

That’s all in the Lardner, but Mr. Lithgow adds another emotional channel by showing us how the barber, himself a good old boy, is implicated in the nastiness he pretends only to describe.

You can look it up, as Ring Lardner used to say.

After 1834 and Lardner's Edinburgh Review article he set up a project of his own, doubting whether Babbage's initial plan could be carried out.

He was a dedicated composer and lyricist: both his first – Zanzibar (1903) – and last – June Moon (1920) – published stage works included several Lardner tunes.

In one scene, Lardner strolls through the White Sox train, singing a parody of the song " I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles ", changed to "I'm Forever Throwing Ballgames".

Ring Lardner was very pissed off with me," for not following his script.

Stone responded to Lardner's article by hiring a public relations firm that specialized in political issues.

To create his first book of short stories Lardner had to get copies from the magazines who bought the stories — he held his own short stories in low regard and did not save copies.

Writing career Lardner started his writing career as a sports columnist, finding work with the newspaper South Bend Tribune as a teenager.