We have lost "lour sense of common purpose, our sense of higher purpose," Obama gloomily intoned.— Thoughts Of A Conservative Christian
"La Bibournoise" and "Les Culottes de V'lour," both based on old songs of love and betrayal, have a whimsy that even outstrips what other miners of the treacherous past, like, say The Band, might have done with them.— Music Emissions Alternative Music Reviews
There was this lour popping noise, and then a little flash, and one of the gears ... all I heard was that it got the kid's arm and [he or she, as appropriate] was sucked in to the mechanism.— Maureen's Blog
Each gan vndight Their garments wet, and weary armour free, 8 To dry them selues by Vulcanes flaming light And eke their lately bruzed parts to bring in plight 1 They been brought into a comely bower been > [were] bower > room 2 And served of all things that might needful be of > with 3 Yet secretly their host did on them lour, 4 And welcomed more for fear than charity; 5 But they dissembled what they did not see, 6 And welcomed themselves.— The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
How: How does lour business look during the event?— Enterprise Strategies

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