Larrabee in a sentence

In the footage the bride, Anna Larrabee, 29, is seen exchanging vows that she has written with her husband John, but just seconds after completing her heartfelt vows her mother-in-law shouts aggressively up to the altar.

With the school now in its third week of distance learning, there has been an opportunity to work out some early kinks, Larrabee said.

Larrabee worked on at least one project involving the agency he used to work for.

Cheyenne J. Larrabee, 25, of Brooks, unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs, dismissed.

Haley Larrabee goes up for a kill during a 3-2 loss to the defending state champions, Darien, in the Class LL semifinals.

Hanley’s set is minimal, a simple outdoor patio that adumbrates the posh estate of the Larrabee clan on coastal Long Island.

Lynsey Danko had 10 digs and two aces while Haley Larrabee chipped in five kills and two aces.

Others, like seniors Olivia Carpenter and Haley Larrabee, officiated as line judges.

Southington picked up 16 aces as a team, led by five from Larrabee and four each from Martin and Cooney.

Larrabee notes that many observers wrote up different sequences when the line was finally formed, and that Bougainville recorded several different configurations.

Larrabee, p. 188 De Grasse had ordered the ships to form into a line as they exited the bay, in order of speed and without regard to its normal sailing order.

Larrabee, p. 191 Admiral Louis de Bougainville 's Auguste was one of the first ships out.

Larrabee, p. 195 Graves at this point did not press the potential advantage of the separated French van; as the French centre and rear closed the distance with the British line, they also closed the distance with their own van.

Larrabee, p. 196 The need for the two lines to actually reach parallel lines so they might fully engage led Graves to give conflicting signals that were interpreted critically differently by Admiral Hood, directing the rear squadron, than Graves intended.

Larrabee, p. 197 Admiral Hood interpreted the instruction to maintain line of battle to take precedence over the signal for close action, and as a consequence his squadron did not close rapidly and never became significantly engaged in the action.

Larrabee, p. 200 The rest of Admiral Drake's squadron also suffered heavy damage, but the casualties were not as severe as those taken on the first two ships.

Larrabee, p. 201 The French van also took a beating, although it was less severe.

Larrabee, p. 202 Around 5:00 pm the wind began to shift, to British disadvantage.

Larrabee, p. 206 The ongoing conflicting signals left by Graves, and discrepancies between his and Hood's records of what signals had been given and when, led to immediate recriminations, written debate, and an eventual formal inquiry.

Larrabee, p. 212 Nonetheless, Graves maintained a windward position through the night, so that he would have the choice of battle in the morning.