Sentence examples for laddie is from inspiring English sources

The primary goal of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer or LADEE (pronounced laddie) is to learn more about the moon's thin atmosphere, which remains a mystery 4 decades after humans first landed on the moon.

The dog "Laddie" is a play on Lassie, in terms of name, appearance and uncanny intelligence.

Also, he speaks in a parlance more or less recognizable as humanoid, whereas Legolas doesn't so much chat or make observations as recite appallingly bad poetry while Gimli, for his part, makes the prospect of Billy Connolly in drag look tasteful with a persistently cringe-worthy archetyping of the Scots (each "laddie" is another nail in the coffin of movie magic).

Osborne also told Daybreak he was surprised to see a mocked-up image of himself as Lady Thatcher on the front page of the Daily Mail with the headline: "The laddie's not for turning".

Laddie was designed to resemble a real dog.

Laddie was a collie owned by the Simpson family in the episode "The Canine Mutiny".

Originally, instead of going to the dog park, the family took Laddie to a waterfall and he performed a series of dives, but it was scrapped as it had already been proven that Laddie was a form of "superdog".

First night in the Tunis hotel, a player comes bustling down to supper, enthusing "Great to be in Africa, eh, boss?" to be corrected sternly by Gordon: "Don't be daft, laddie, this isn't Africa, it's Tunisia".

On the theory that the "laddie" craze is wilting, the magazine has left behind covers like "All-Girl Smackdown: Inside the World of Pro Catfighting" and "The New Girl Next Door and Her Astonishing Sexual Requirements".

The laddie ethos may be too much for Wal-Mart, but it suits Karl Rove just fine.

Assistants poured out small drams of the Laddie Sixteen, which was made from spirit distilled by the previous regime.