Synonyms for D. H. Lawrence
d. h. lawrence

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1. Lawrence, D. H. Lawrence, David Herbert Lawrencenoun

   English novelist and poet and essayist whose work condemned industrial society and explored sexual relationships (1885-1930)

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1. List of known nicknames for "D. H. Lawrence":

   D.H. Lawrence, David Herbert Lawrence, David Herbert Richards Lawrence

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1. John Bel Edwards:

   Happy 112th birthday to Mr. Lawrence Brooks, America's oldest living World War II veteran and a proud Louisianan. Mr. Lawrence Brooks, the entire state of Louisiana thanks you for your service and we all wish you a joyous birthday.

2. Cristo Fernandez:

   Everything on set with [ executive producers ] Jason [ Sudekis ], Brendan [ Hunt ], Joe [ Kelly ], and Bill [ Lawrence ], I'm just learning so much from them -- how they managed and how they preserved that good vibes environment, again, it was such a really nice experience.

3. Julianne Newmark:

   People come from all over the world and see the shrine that Frieda built for his ashes, he (Lawrence) would later say there was something about New Mexico that you can never really shake.

4. Jenna Ellis:

   So then we get to Lawrence v. Texas, which was a Texas law criminalizing sodomy, and judicial activism ignored the immorality of homosexuality and created this fabricated right to privacy that was in the penumbra of the Constitution and determined that homosexuality is within that right to privacy in the penumbra of the Constitution. And the Supreme Court with judicial activist motivations overturn that law.

5. Judge Judy Sheindlin:

   The fact that Richard Lawrence is complaining about my salary is actually hilarious, i met Mr. Lawrence for 2 hours some 21years ago. Neither I nor anyone involved in the day-to-day production of my program has heard from him in 20 years. Not a card, not a gift, not a flower, not a congratulations. Yet he has somehow received over $17,000,000 from my program. My rudimentary math translates that into $8,500,000 an hour for Mr. Lawrence. Not a bad payday. Now complaining about not getting enough money, that’s real chutzpah!