Examples of 'greenlaw' in a sentence
Meaning of "greenlaw"
A surname of Scottish origin. This term is typically used in personal names, genealogy, and historical contexts
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- A town and civil parish in Scottish Borders council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NT710460).
- A habitational surname from Old English.
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Greenlaw should have been here by now.
It was around this time that the Greenlaw of the present day was founded.
Greenlaw smuggled out prisoner profiles?
I was thinking about what Sentry Greenlaw said before he was murdered.
On fourth-and-goal Hollister caught the underneath pass but was knocked down by Greenlaw.
Detective DeAnna Greenlaw said three people needed rescuing from the water.
The repetitive nature of the subcarrier pattern implies a modified Huffman- Greenlaw encoder scheme… Deck six.
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw made the game to save the division.
I do not think we can afford that luxury, Mrs. greenlaw.
In its prosperous years, Greenlaw was inhabited by an ethnically and economically diverse population.
There is no one there now, Mrs Greenlaw.
That means that Captain Linda Greenlaw a lady vain about her nose, is in my wheelhouse.
Greenlaw should 've been here by now.
A lady vain about her nose, is in my wheelhouse. Captain Linda Greenlaw.
Implies a modified Huffman- Greenlaw encoder scheme… The repetitive nature of the subcarrier pattern.
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But you have got it, Captain Greenlaw.
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw made the division-saving play.
But you have got it, Oaptain Greenlaw.
How is Sentry Greenlaw helping?
Something you put in my mind, Mrs. greenlaw.
So, I was thinking about what Sentry Greenlaw said before he was murdered . - Hey, Isabelle.
In 1804 Greenlaw House was itself converted to accommodate prisoners of war.
I was thinking about what Sentry Greenlaw said - Hey, Isabelle.
His uncle George of Greenlaw pushed in the same direction . [ 5 ].
But you've got it, Captain Greenlaw.
