Lorne

or Lorn

[ lawrn ]

noun

1. Firth of, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean, on the W coast of Scotland, leading NE to the Caledonian Canal.

Example Sentences

All I do is bring out what is going on beneath the surface of that interview with Lorne and the NBC execs.

From Washington Post

All I do is bring out what is going on beneath the surface of that interview with Lorne and the NBC execs in the jai alai greenroom.

From Washington Post

I could not comprehend the fact that Kristen and Lorne and Bill and all these people are singing “Happy Birthday” to me.

From The Daily Beast

But it was the first time that I showed Lorne and Seth and everyone at the show that I could handle the pressure and execute.

From The Daily Beast

I went back while Lorne [Michaels] was on his 5-year jaunt in the wilderness, and Ebersol was producing.

From The Daily Beast

He has that same power, that same pull, that same piercing, convincing gaze that Lorne Malvo has.

From The Daily Beast

I had been hired by Al Franken and Jim Downey, not Lorne Michaels.

From The Daily Beast

Voices were audible behind them, and Miss de Lorne was coming up the sandy drive with Mrs. Haughstone.

From Project Gutenberg

After further training at Edinburgh he was licensed as preacher by the presbytery of Lorne in 1821.

From Project Gutenberg

Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne kept him with them almost continually, and were loath to let him go.

From Project Gutenberg

Once inside the flower-filled hall, Cleek searched anxiously amidst the guests trying to catch a glimpse of Ailsa Lorne.

From Project Gutenberg

In spite of the price on his head, he crept back to Devon in 1709 to see Lorne for the last time.

From Project Gutenberg