Sentence examples for laing from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Surname Scottish
Warning signs abound: Eleanor Laing, a once-loyal former frontbencher, bluntly demands a "truly Conservative government".
Abroad, the bank has much to do, particularly in London, where Crédit Lyonnais Capital Markets, the rump of the former Alexanders, Laing & Cruickshank, is struggling.In spite of its obsession with the German universal-bank model, Crédit Lyonnais is not a simple follower of fashion.
A thunderstorm is recorded in intimate detail; the snatched conversations of fellow travellers are threaded into her narrative.Amid these journeys, Ms Laing teases out the lives of the six writers and their relationship with alcohol.
In the case of Southern Cross, most of its 750 homes are also likely to keep operating, predicts William Laing of Laing & Buisson, a health-care consultancy.Yet Southern Cross's mismanagement also provides a salutary case study for the rise of private operators more widely.
To a degree, Ms Laing manages to pull it off.
While helping her lawyer-husband, S. Laing Williams, establish his practice in Chicago in the late 1880s (at one time he was a partner of Ferdinand Lee Barnett, husband of Ida B. Wells-Barnett), she became active in civic affairs.
Motherwell opened the scoring four minutes after the break when Louis Laing headed home, but Caley Thistle hit the frame of the goal twice before Edward Ofere headed a debut goal in the 76th minute.
In an opinion piece in Mumbrella on Wednesday one of the new breed of SBS reporters, Ellie Laing, responded to an article in the Australian that said: "SBS newsrooms now buzz with young talent and much of it is female, good looking and Anglo-Celtic".
It was announced on Monday that Sophie Turner Laing, who was BSkyB's managing director of content until she left in May after 11 years, will become chief executive of the merged Endemol and Shine global television production business.
When he took over in 1991, he inherited a dog of a company from Lord Laing.
