Sentence examples for lorna from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Of mostly Scottish usage.
Family 'Bad Blood: A Memoir' by Lorna Sage, Fourth Estate, £8.99 Harrowing and hopeful, Welsh literary critic Lorna Sage's book recounts her difficult childhood being brought up by a submissive mother and her tyrannical grandparents.
Lorna Jamison is selling things from her home in Haverhill, Suffolk to buy her two sons winter coats.
We've already met Lorna from customer services, who was carrying boxes down a corridor with a black e-cigarette on the go, its tip glowing an alien blue.
Shared Lives carers aren't volunteers: Central Bedfordshire council pays Graham and Lorna £52 per night per person as well as £37 for the day service they offer.
After six months of farcical misunderstandings, culminating in an unexpected funeral, Ken and Lorna belatedly realise that Oskar has taught them a thing or two about life, love and the cosmic amorality of an uncaring universe.
Verdict: Professor Lorna Casselton from the Royal Society says: "SCD has a severe toll on Africa, and high-quality research to lessen the burden is much needed.
"It's not been as good as we hoped," said Lorna Karanja, a 38-year-old software consultant.
Troubled Interpublic, one of the big three agencies, must rue its indifference to quality or price.Morphing from peddlers of creative TV ads into marketing-services firms has boosted margins and revenues, says Lorna Tilbian, an analyst at Numis Securities.
Clybourne Park, first seen in New York at the Playwrights Horizon, was rich in possibly uncomfortable jokes about racism but proved another spectacular box-office success for artistic director Dominic Cooke, whose outstanding cast included Martin Freeman, Sophie Thompson, Steffan Rhodri, and Lorna Brown, all playing across the time gap in different roles.
Florence Fell had to surrender her illegitimate baby for adoption, while Lorna Arnold's husband failed to reconcile his homosexuality to family life and left her.
He is happier describing the work of younger Caribbean writers, such as Lorna Goodison.
