Ledoux

[ luh-doo ]

noun

1. Claude-Ni·co·las [klohd-nee-kaw-, lah], 1736–1806, French architect.

Example Sentences

Probably “that tramp” ghost that lives here,” said Gail Klauer, 70, a retired chief of staff for a Yolo County supervisor, who was there with her wife, Terri LeDoux, a retired jail commander.

From Los Angeles Times

In the hamlet of Ledoux, Fidel Trujillo is mayordomo of the pink-stuccoed San José church, which he keeps spotless even though few Masses are celebrated here regularly.

From Seattle Times

Fidel Trujillo is mayordomo of the pink-stuccoed San José church in the hamlet of Ledoux where he grew up.

From Seattle Times

Cravalho is executive producing the new project with “Moana” screenwriter and “Encanto” co-director Jared Bush and Samoan expert Dana Ledoux Miller.

From Los Angeles Times

David Ledoux, an American who was captain of the fibre-optic cable-laying ship Reliance when it was arrested last year, said he dodged prison after the vessel's owner made an unofficial payment to free him.

From Reuters