Lawrie in a sentence

Archie Paterson (left) and Robert Lawrie with their award winning produce.

In a recent webcall, Evolution’s CEO Lawrie Conway said when Red Lake consistently mines at a 1.1-million-tonne per year run rate, the Australian company will consider further spending to boost capacity at its milling facilities.

I WAS surprised and delighted to see your photo of the RG Lawrie shop ("Remember when.

Lawrie and Callum were appointed in temporary charge of the Lilywhites and have achieved some respectable results since.

Maria Fowler, chairman of the committee, said: “The sundial, mounted on a brick plinth, was donated to Harwich Town Council by former councillor Lawrie Payne and dedicated on February 1, 2013 to mark the 60th anniversary of the flood.

Officially opened by legendary manager and nearby resident Lawrie McMenemy, it was extended to include 12 en-suite bedrooms and an inviting sunroom.

The former chairman of the Health Services Consultative Committee alleges Lawrie Hooper subjected the panel to an hour-long rant over its annual report.

When the fire moved swept over the farm in August, Lawrie's father, Jeff Findlay, had to escape without Pumba and her sister Miss Wilbur.

A recently discovered tyre dump in Lawrie Emmins Reserve, Laverton North.

Beloved wife of Lawrie, a dear mum of Maggie and Nick, a treasured grandma to Lois, Finn, Callum and Sophie and much loved sister to June.

Councillor James-Lawrie added: "We’ve already put significant funding in recent years into the campsite, pool, toilet, and wash facilities and a fabulous makeover of our splash pads – which proved incredibly popular the last two seasons.

In November, Glasgow resident Craig Lawrie told how he had been forced to live in inhumane conditions due to a rat infestation.

It follows the resignation of the Health and Social Care Minister Lawrie Hooper yesterday (15 October).

Pro-golfer Paul Lawrie hails from Aberdeen and is most known for winning The Open Championship in 1999 at Carnoustie Links.

The goals were netted by Delapenha, Sam Lawrie and Seamus O'Connell, with O'Connell making his Boro debut in that match.

This is the second stage of Boundaries Scotland’s review of constituencies and Mr Lawrie admitted he was surprised to have seen such a big change from the first stage.

Almost fittingly, Read – like his great mate, Beaconsfield historian Lawrie Canning – ultimately lived in Berwick.

Balmer Lawrie recorded net turnover of Rs.

David Lawrie, director of national Private Hire and Taxi Association, said: "The key issues are that trade is down 80% at least, and also drivers are handing back the cars - hundreds of thousands of vehicles, rented and financed.

Indeed, as a manager, Lawrie is impressing on all of his clients the importance of creating a close relationship with each and every sponsor.