Lutyens

[ luhch-uh nz, luht-yuh nz ]

/ ˈlʌtʃ ənz, ˈlʌt yənz /

Sir Edwin Landseer,1869–1944, English architect.

Example sentences from the Web for lutyens

The Maltese Cat had put his nose into the front of Lutyens' shirt and was trying to say how sorry he was.

The Day's Work, Volume 1 |Rudyard Kipling
"'Looks like it," said Grey Dawn, as Lutyens swung himself up.

The Day's Work, Volume 1 |Rudyard Kipling
They are designed by the great architect Lutyens, whose wife, Lady Emily, is an ardent theosophist.

Ghosts I Have Seen |Violet Tweedale
As Lutyens mounted Grey Dawn he looked at his men, and they did not look pretty.

The Day's Work, Volume 1 |Rudyard Kipling

Lutyens felt the little chap take a deep breath, and, as it were, crouch under his rider.

The Day's Work, Volume 1 |Rudyard Kipling

Lutyens

/ (ˈlʌtʃəns) /

Sir Edwin. 1869–1944, British architect, noted for his neoclassical country houses and his planning of New Delhi, India

his daughter, Elisabeth. 1906–83, British composer