Ferrier

/ ˈfɛrɪə /

noun

1. FerrierKathleen19121953FBritishMUSIC: contralto Kathleen . 1912–53, British contralto; noted for her expressive voice

Example Sentences

Susan Ferrier, for Edwards, said: "Life imprisonment should always be a sentence of last resort, this being a young man who at the time of the offending which he pleaded guilty to was identified as somebody who, although he had gained entry into the police force, was somebody who was not just a young man but someone who was emotionally immature."

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The Rutherglen by-election - which was sparked by former SNP MP Margaret Ferrier being recalled after she was convicted of breaching Covid rules - has been Mr Yousaf's most significant electoral challenge so far.

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"He's going to thump the table, and things will work out well. He's a nice lad. I reckon he's more popular than Macron," said Gilbert Ferrier, 79, a pensioner busy mulling which fish to buy at a market in Vanves, the Parisian suburb where Mr Attal used to be a local MP.

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It extends to those ejected from the ranks too - Margaret Ferrier was written off as being "really hard of thinking" after her breach of Covid rules.

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The by-election was called after former SNP MP Margaret Ferrier was ousted by her constituents for breaking Covid rules.

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