Maclennan in a sentence

According to Cargill’s executive chair of the board David MacLennan, each of these investments required confidence in the region’s industrial ecosystem and continued access to regional and global supply chains.

Calum Maclennan got the visitors off to an early start when he slotted home the first after some good football on the edge of the box.

Croke Park in Dublin holds special memories for Hugh Dan MacLennan.

Meat had become such a big deal that when MacLennan moved on at the start of the year, he passed the baton straight to the former boss of Cargill’s protein division, Brian Sikes.

Thanks to Alaina MacLennan from the Camanachd Association for coming along and accepting a cheque at the tournament.

The series created by Michael MacLennan based on the novel of the same name by Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton premiered in 2020 and was canceled by the streamer after only one season.

Alex MacLennan recommended travelling up to Kielder Lakeside Way, as it is traffic-free for miles around the shoreline.

All the goals came in the first half as Conor Ross and doubles from Robbie Brindle and Finlay MacLennan put Beauly out of sight despite Lewis Birrell’s counter.

Dr Maria Maclennan collected her Masters degree in Forensic Art and Facial Imaging at Caird Hall, Dundee where more than 1800 students graduate this week at the university’s winter graduation ceremonies.

Hugh Dan MacLennan, chairman of Hearts and Balls, said the whole world "has been left shocked by the untimely and tragic death".

MacLennan—known as the Chancho Rojo or “Red Pig” after his British Army Red Coat—was notorious for brutality and genocidal acts.

Ross Maclennan, land director at Cala Homes (North), said: “Our first phase of homes at Conglass was a great success, and we are confident that this second phase will be a positive addition to the community, harmoniously complementing the existing homes.

Shona MacLennan, the recently retired chief executive of Bord na Gaidhlig, has been appointed to the board of HiTrans, the regional transport partnership for the Highlands and Islands.

It appeared that Mr. MacLennan wasn’t at home.

Star of the vegetable section was Julie Maclennan, who won all three vegetable trophies.

The ’Shiel ladies players’ player of the year was Alaina MacLennan whilst the Ray Coghill Memorial Shield for the Ladies most improved player went to Amelia Sutherland.

We are using the reach of our global businesses – as well as the expertise of our own teams and our partners – to find the many answers we’ll need to nourish the world in a sustainable way,” MacLennan said.

When Glenurquhart’s David MacLennan made it 3-1 a minute after the restart, a shock result was a possibility.

The question of national identity recurs as a theme in much of Canada's literature, from Hugh MacLennan 's Two Solitudes (1945) to Alistair MacLeod 's No Great Mischief (1999).