Maclaren

[ muhk-lar-uhn, muh-klar- ]

noun

1. I·an [ee, -, uh, n, ahy, -, uh, n]. Watson, John.

Example Sentences

WHO: Like the neighborhood, aging hippies mix with craft hops heads and thirtysomethings in Missoni with Maclaren strollers.

From The Daily Beast

Unfortunately Lauren is watching this entire scene wedged in the turnstile by the Maclaren.

From The Daily Beast

In nothing Dr. Maclaren has written is there more of beauty, of spiritual insight, or of brilliant elucidation of Scripture.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1820 Maclaren was made editor of the sixth edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

From Project Gutenberg

He was as good as his word, and shot MacLaren when between the stilts of his plough, wounding him mortally.

From Project Gutenberg

MacLaren died, and about the same time his cattle were houghed, and his live stock destroyed in a barbarous manner.

From Project Gutenberg

Major MacLaren, already wounded, was killed by a shell while on his way to the hospital.

From Project Gutenberg