lorimer BrE
loriner

Lorimer had taken charge of this before he'd left the house.

"Lorimer does his best, but I have never been able to fill your place."

Lorimer eventually left in 1979, no longer a regular player.

She would simply have to trust in Lorimer's dread of his mother.

Lorimer pointed behind him with his thumb, out of the window.

I'm sorry, but if it's power from free kick you're after what about Lorimer?

Lorimer's career as an actress lasted for some 70 years.

The match ended 2-2, with Lorimer present, but not playing.

Lorimer spent three days with Scott working on the song's arrangement.

Formal gardens were also added at this time, to Lorimer's design.

"Life will always disturb our anticipation," he says to Lorimer.

She was not sure what she would do if Lorimer refused to see her.

Lorimer grinned and beckoned her over to the long windows.

Hugh Lorimer had been her solicitor for years; he was also a family friend.

Lorimer's debut for Leeds came when he was still 15 years of age.

And as that world falls apart, so does Lorimer.

'Wouldn't put it past Lorimer to get a bit overzealous.

During her lifetime, Lorimer also worked as a teacher and a theosophist.

A kind of redemption comes in the end for Lorimer, though it is a confused and ambiguous one.

Lorimer initially prepared plans for the estate, which was laid out from 1903.

Lorimer was elected again in 1979 and defeated in 1983.

Lorimer took one of the motionless hands that lay outside the coverlet.

Lorimer shifted from one foot to the other as if he desperately wanted to go to the toilet.

Lorimer is an alias; his real name is not known.

Lorimer has been a leader of numerous nonprofit and corporate enterprises.

The Master Loriner for 1992-93 was Anne, Princess Royal.