Lukas

[ loo-kuhs ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

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The researchers’ focus on social flexibility “highlights that there is nothing simple even about a supposedly solitary species,” Lukas says.

So while this deal with Lukas will sacrifice his corporate control, it also means that his sway over his family has arguably never been greater.

From Time

Lukas and his father, shivering in wet clothes, had wrapped themselves in rugs to try to keep warm.

With floods expected, Lukas already had moved his car to a higher point on the street, along with the grape press.

Lukas’s parents, Elmar and Luzia, live above the shop, a few doors down from the production warehouse.

Journalist David Philipps was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and for the J. Anthony Lukas Award for a work in progress.

It won 2008's J. Anthony Lukas Work-in-Progress Award and the Ernesta Drinker Ballard Book Prize.

Watch out for the Germans' deadly tandem of strikers: Lukas Podolski and Miroslav Klose.

One of his last poems that is seldom ever published is the poem he wrote to Lukas.

Going a few miles further, I took charge of the telegraph office in Lukas Meyer's laager.

Lukas Meyer made a feeble attack, and Erasmus left him in the lurch.

On the way to the chapel, Lukas came to a crossroads where he met an old woman.

In bewilderment Lukas looked this way and that but she was gone.

“You see, Lukas, what happens to a man who has wasted his property,” his wife said.

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