How to pronounce “lauda” in English

"Rush," Nikki Hunt and Lauda, obviously opposites.

are they both laudable objectives?

And there's this very laudable idea of 30 by 30-- that we should protect 30% of the world's oceans, that they should be a marine protected area, by 2030.

And all of that is very laudable and understandable and everything like that.

And there were a whole series of laudatory papers about him with one exception, which is a guy called Rag Rajan who

I picked a slide here of the late Niki Lauda, who was chairman of the Mercedes team-- great Formula One world champion, but a great person

It tended to be dissolved into alcohol to give laudanum, which you've probably heard of.

Big, laudable goals. OK, so that's kind of like pie in the sky.

And lots of literary figures in this period of history were effectively high-functioning opium addicts, laudanum addicts, so Lord Byron, Charles Dickens, John Keats,

he said that a degree of skepticism with regards to this animal is not only pardonable but laudable and that he

If all of us here were or every committed environmentalist on the planet decreased their emissions to zero that would be laudable.

And so, I think what you're trying to do is absolutely phenomenal and laudable and I think there are principles that hopefully -- I wrote a book "You Can Farm".

On the one hand, we have a huge and successful and laudable effort to get more women into STEM jobs.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge. But they all took their opium fix, their opium hit, by drinking it, by drinking the laudanum.

Now, having said that, I want to just poke a little bit further, because I said, "in comparison." And I'm not looking for laudates here,

spot. The town was wide open and she pulled in opposite Nassau Hall, telling herself that it really was a rational, laudable thing to go to work late in the afternoon on a day

And so, on the one hand, we have a huge, and successful, and laudable effort to get more women into STEM, but we have absolutely no effort