Sentence examples for lee from inspiring English sources
'leeway' is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun that means an allowance of time, space, or resources for something, or freedom to act as one chooses. For example, "The supervisor gave the team leeway to come up with their own ideas for the project."
noun
A protected cove or harbor, out of the wind.
Lee had learning difficulties and was vulnerable.
"There's still nothing to identify a specific motive as to why Mr Lee took these actions," Duke said.
"Mr Burton, Mr Mitchell, Mrs Crowther, Mrs Marsden, Mrs Lee – they've all helped me so much.
"The problem is that who you are in relation to the world changes," says Lee of this newfound stability.
The 46-year-old Lee is obsessed with obscure musicians, outsider artists and forgotten writers and he brings some of their off-kilter spirit to standup comedy.
"It's time to stop talking like Ronald Reagan and start acting like him," Lee said.
The home secretary last hinted at her wish to see the introduction of pre-broadcast banning powers in the immediate aftermath of the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich two years ago, when Conservative MPs expressed strong criticism of a BBC Newsnight interview with the radical Islamist activist Anjem Choudary.
To add insult to injury for the Saints, Lee Mair, playing against his former team, was sent off following the goal.
The former Celtic goalkeeper Boruc has earned more than 50 caps for Poland and will compete with Lee Camp to be Howe's No1.
Daldry has clearly found his ideal collaborators, too: Finn; screenwriter (and playwright) Lee Hall; and cinematographer Brian Tufano, the British veteran responsible for Shallow Grave, Trainspotting and East is East.
A Wanted Man, also by Lee Child, was the second most popular while Fifty Shades of Grey became the third most borrowed book in UK libraries in 2012-13.
