Lukas

American  

[loo-kuhs] / ˈlu kəs /

noun

1. Paul, 1895–1971, U.S. actor, born in Hungary.

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Example Sentences

Weighing in alongside luminaries such as Missy Elliott, Regina King, Debbie Allen, Samuel L. Jackson are collaborators such as Jam, Lewis, Paula Abdul, who choreographed videos for “Control,” stylist Wayne Scot Lukas, and her ex-husband James DeBarge, among others.

From Salon

According to what Lukas told Page Six in November, Jackson asked her associates not to participate in the other documentary, which is completely in line with what we’d expect from an artist who, understandably, keenly curates what the public sees of her.

From Salon

Slovakia were back in front when Lukas Haraslin's free-kick crept in, but Fisnik Asllani pegged them back at 2-2.

From BBC

Dr. Lukas Hallberg from the University of Birmingham and corresponding author of the study, said: "Within just over a decade, the system we studied had already transformed into a long-term carbon sink, far exceeding what we would expect from an unmanaged stream corridor. This highlights the enormous potential of beaver-led restorations and offers valuable insights into potential land-use planning, rewilding strategies, and climate policy."

From Science Daily

On the hike, Lukas Bell-Dereske, science coordinator/ecologist for the parks, led us past the log Hanson had crossed to an area that the map indicated would be in the torch zone.

From Los Angeles Times