Landry

[ lan-dree ]

noun

1. Thomas Wade Tom, 1924–2000, U.S. football player and coach.

Example Sentences

“I got a call from Jamie Lee Curtis,” says revered character actor Margo Martindale over Zoom from her Connecticut home, explaining how she scored the juicy lead role of Ruth Landry in Prime Video’s “The Sticky.”

From Los Angeles Times

The legislation has been touted by President-elect Donald Trump and was signed into law in June by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry.

From Salon

It’s just one of many culturally-conservative bills backed by Landry in his attempt to shift Louisiana further to the right.

From Salon

Landry has also made it legal to use nitrogen as a form of capital punishment, added medication to induce abortion on the state’s list of controlled dangerous substances and made it so judges can order surgical castration for child sex offenders.

From Salon

“If you want to respect the rule of law, you’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses,” Landry said at the bill signing ceremony in June.

From Salon