Lindsey English

Meaning Lindsey meaning

What does Lindsey mean?

Lindsey properNoun

— A former Anglo-Saxon kingdom, now a division of Lincolnshire, England.

— A village in Suffolk, England.

— A en given name.

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How do I use Lindsey in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Little Lindsey Wallace won't know what hit her.

Lindsey. get this dog out of the kitchen right now.

Lindsey.

Lindsey, come out here!

Lindsey, I'm in the laundry room!

Oh, Lindsey, get the phone, it's Paul.

Hi Lindsey, this is Paul.

Look, Lindsey, I thought we understood each other.

But at Lindsey's!

You're scaring Lindsey.

Then Annie will distract Lindsey, that's when we'll go upstairs to the first bedroom on the left.

Oh, Annie probably took Lindsey out or something.

Lindsey is gone for the night.

Lindsey, get this dog out of the kitchen right now.

Lindsey. I need a robe.

Lindsey, Lester's barking again and getting on my nerves again.

Lindsey!

Lindsey, I'm in the laundry room.

Oh, Lindsey, get the phone.

Hi, Lindsey.

You're scaring Lindsey. - He's over there.

Then Annie will distract Lindsey.

Lindsey, I'm in the laundry room. The door won't open.

Hi, Lindsey. This is Paul.

Then you rip my clothes off. Then we rip Lindsey's clothes off.

News and current affairs

It now appears that Lindsey's numbers were a gross underestimate.

What is curious about Lindsey's argument, however, is that the Fairtrade coffee campaign can be seen as doing just what he recommends - encouraging coffee farmers to produce a specialty coffee that brings a higher price.