Loria in a sentence

But Dr. Rotta Loria’s calculations assume that air temperatures in Chicago remain at their average recent levels all the way through 2051 — that is, his estimates don’t incorporate climate scientists’ projections for future global warming.

Loria’s concoction, mixed in-house, includes liquid silicone oil, which is typically used to refill damaged eyeballs.

General Loria and the group stood their ground and carried on while being trailed the entire time by the Guatemalan vessel.

However, Mr Loria predicted that Moana 2, out on Wednesday in the US, could take the top spot of the three films in North America.

Georgia keeper Giorgi Loria almost gifted Ireland the lead within seconds of the restart when he spilled McClean's cross, although he recovered before Jeff Hendrick could pounce on the loose ball.

Loria and the DDA most recently were working together to redesign Fourth Street to make sure the entry to the new Belleville Area District Library was the best it could be, with trees and green space and places to sit.

Loria warned pedestrians to be alert on icy pavement, and urged residents and businesses to clear their sidewalks.

Ding-dong, the Loria has fled with a billion dollars.

Loria read a prepared statement: “Thank you so much to the Belleville Area Council for the Arts for purchasing and donating the wonderful ‘Hands Held High’ sculpture to the City of Belleville.

Loria says he will also have to pay a fine for letting Batman get loose.

That complicated the team’s effort to move the sculpture, which was one of the first things Jeter’s ownership group wanted to do upon buying the team from previous owner Jeffrey Loria.

The reason there were boos was that Samson and former father-in-law/former Marlins’ owner Jeffrey Loria got the city to give them hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money for Marlins Park.

This was about Loria having kicked Marlins fans while they were down so many times there was almost nothing left once he was gone.

Following the sale, Loria took virtually everything of value with him to Miami, including the Expos' computers and scouting reports.

HOK and MLB both thought Loria's proposed design was structurally unsound.

However, Loria's options for rebuilding the team were somewhat limited.

Loria instantly vetoed this suggestion.

More seriously, although Loria had been led to believe that Ménard had convinced the provincial government to contribute funding, in reality no agreement had been reached.

When Loria took control, he let it be known that Brochu's low-budget approach—or as he called it, "business as usual"—was over.