Sentence examples for lambert from inspiring English sources
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A cgs unit of luminance; the brightness of a surface that emits one lumen per square centimetre
The Villa manager also anticipates that Delph, 25, is a future captain of the club, although Lambert may hope that time will not come too soon as he wants Ron Vlaar, the current captain when fit and whose contract also expires at the end of the season, to follow suit and commit to a new deal.
Like Mercury, Lambert paid his dues with opera training, theatre, singing in clubs and performing dance and rock, which has given him the dexterity to tackle a catalogue stretching from thumping grooves (Radio Gaga, Another One Bites the Dust) to blistering hard rock (Seven Seas of Rhye, Tie Your Mother Down).
In a run of games this season that included defeats to five of last season's top six, Villa lost six games in a row after handing Lambert a new contract.
They also performed Same Love, their gay rights anthem, with the singer Mary Lambert, though when Jennifer Hudson emerged to duet the last part of the song with Ms Lambert, it felt like a sort of apologetic compensation for the night's whitewash.
The decision to hire Lambert was was one of the few developments in recent seasons that has appeased supporters.
When Lambert claps hands, the audience clap with him, unprompted.
Today's are more reminiscent of the industrial mergers of the late 1990s, when Pfizer bought Warner-Lambert and Vodafone gobbled up both AirTouch and Mannesmann.
When the company launched a successful hostile bid for Warner-Lambert, another American drug producer, in 2000, the prize it sought was Warner-Lambert's Lipitor, a blockbuster cholesterol-lowering drug.As the smaller partner in the merger, Pharmacia's employees are understandably nervous that most of the $2.5 billion in annual cost savings expected by 2005 will come from their side.
The most likely buy might be the sweets division of Warner-Lambert, a drugs group, which may come up for sale for about $2 billion after Warner-Lambert's acquisition by Pfizer.
On November 4th, the company announced that it was to merge with Warner-Lambert, another American pharmaceutical firm.
Cynics respond that there is little Warner-Lambert culture left, after the departure of most of its top managers.Mr McKinnell now finds himself at the head of an army of 12,000 researchers, with an annual research and development (R&D) budget of $5 billion.
