Examples of 'laidler' in a sentence
Meaning of "laidler"
laidler (noun) - Refers to a person whose job or duty is to lay down or place something in a particular way or order. This term is commonly used in industrial or construction settings
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- A surname from Middle English [in turn originating as an occupation].
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Laidler feels that the heavy workload can stop.
And personal trainer Scott Laidler urges us to take a look at our lifestyle choices.
Laidler will be present and take part in the discussion.
Another important work is that of Markham and Laidler.
Laidler was a close associate of pacifist minister Norman Thomas in the LID.
Anyone expecting nothing but red tape from Brussels might be pleasantly surprised, according to Laidler.
Then Tim Laidler came on the scene.
We begin to lose muscle mass naturally at around 40, says Scott Laidler.
Laidler was named to the ISS 's executive committee as a representative of undergraduates.
Dr. James Laidler did just that.
Laidler recap of the weekend's game.
Pont: an account of the life and work of Graham Laidler ().
Later in his career, Laidler shifted focus to the history of economic thought.
Laidler was tall, good-looking and regarded by all with affection.
