Bolland

[ bol-uhnd; French baw-lahn; Flemish bol-ahnt ]

noun

1. Jean de [zhah, n, d, uh] or Jo·han van [yoh-, hahn, vahn] or John, 1596–1665, Belgian Jesuit hagiographer.

Example Sentences

In 2016, the investigator team—Andrew Grey, Mark Bolland, and Greg Gamble of the University of Auckland and Alison Avenell of the University of Aberdeen—published an analysis of 33 papers by Sato, Iwamoto, or both.

From Science Magazine

Owner Harriot Bolland estimates damages will cost about £200,000 to repair.

From BBC

"I'm just shocked and lost for words," said Ms Bolland, who opened the family business in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic.

From BBC

Officers were called to the scene in Eel Pool Road, near Mattersey in Bassetlaw, by a neighbour who alerted police before calling Ms Bolland, who lives nearby.

From BBC

Ms Bolland said the restaurant was offering a reward to anyone who was able to reach out to her with any information.

From BBC