[
US
/ˈɫeɪkɫənd/
]
NOUN
- a popular tourist area in northwestern England including England's largest lake and highest mountain
How To Use Lakeland In A Sentence
- The purpose was not only to visit my grandparents but the family farm, which we call Lakeland, was five miles from Upperville. Oral History Interview with I. Beverly Lake Sr., September 8, 1987. Interview C-0043. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
- The court ruled that the DNR, which oversees the lower portion of the federally protected riverway, had no authority to overturn the city of Lakeland's approval of the project. News
- A south Lakeland carpet manufacturer has high hopes that its latest flagship range will be a home-grown success story in more ways than one.
- Your average Lakeland visitor will at the very least manage a quick hike around Windermere or perhaps a ramble around Grasmere.
- The officers - thee men and one woman - from the local police department in Lakeland, Washington, south of Seattle, were in a coffee shop described as frequented by police officers, the News Tribune in nearby Tacoma reported on its website. The Earth Times Online Newspaper
- Heavy rain brought autumnal flooding which disrupted drivers on South Lakeland's roads on Monday morning.
- Christine Martin prepares a wrap for sophmore Anthony Centone, 16 right, during lunch at Lakeland High School. 26,500 school cafeterias lack required inspections
- There was relief mingled with pride in a South Lakeland village this week as its public toilet was reopened thanks to people power.
- My favourite out of all the catalogues that plop onto the doormat is the Lakeland one. Kitchen Gadget Lust « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog
- Mr Prendergast said a constant and ongoing review is in place at Lakeland to identify where further operating efficiencies can be achieved.