Laguerre

[ lah-gair; French la-ger ]

noun

1. Ed·mond-Ni·co·las [ed-maw, n, -nee-kaw-, lah], 1834–86, French mathematician.

Example Sentences

It was the only SI story Shrake ever wrote that the magazine would not print and Laguerre was embarrassed.

From The Daily Beast

In nearly every work of Verrio's after this date, it is probable that Laguerre had a hand.

From Project Gutenberg

His portrait, by Laguerre, was the sign of a public-house in Clare Market.

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One evening Mademoiselle Laguerre appeared on the stage as Iphigenia unmistakably intoxicated.

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These delightful people are old friends of mine, François Laguerre and his wife and their only child Lucette.

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Laguerre, the principal singer, appeared on the stage intoxicated, and was unable to get through the music successfully.

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