Lyons

[lahy-uhnz, lee-awn, lahy-uhnz]

noun

1. Joseph Aloysius, 1879–1939, Australian statesman: prime minister 1932–39.

2. French Lyon. a city in and the capital of Rhone, in E France at the confluence of the Rhone and Saône rivers.

Lyons

/ ˈlaɪənz /

noun

1. Joseph Aloysius. 1879–1939, Australian statesman; prime minister of Australia (1931–39)

Example Sentences

Lyons added that the responsibility for tackling it was not on politicians alone, but for society as a whole.

From BBC

One of Sir Keir's communications directors, James Lyons, is also leaving after less than a year, having been appointed in October.

From BBC

Padilla also spearheaded a letter last month to Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons seeking information about the agency’s policies regarding the identification of agents while on duty.

From Los Angeles Times

He has links with the Daniels crime family in Glasgow, long-time rivals of another west coast crime group, the Lyons.

From BBC

Though it is uncommon for the US government to directly support a single company, backing Intel could be a "special case" because the stakes are high for America's chipmaking edge, said tech analyst Austin Lyons.

From BBC