Errol

[ er-uhl ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Errol has served in this capacity since the Ledouxs died in 1995.

From The Daily Beast

A lot of people are going to go into this film thinking, Errol is going to break Rumsfeld the same way he broke McNamara.

From The Daily Beast

And the latest contribution, just published, is A Wilderness of Error by Errol Morris, who comes to the same conclusion as Potter.

From The Daily Beast

A review of the new volume of newspaper columns co-edited by John Avlon, Jesse Angelo, and Errol Louis.

From The Daily Beast

As Errol spirals into madness, his brother desperately tries to rescue him from himself in a story whose suspense is dark.

From The Daily Beast

Lady Errol, who was living with her husband in the Rifle Camp, had to crawl from under the dripping canvas in most sorry plight.

From Project Gutenberg

He collected about a thousand gentlemen of his own name, and Errol came to his aid with two or three hundred of the Hays.

From Project Gutenberg

Come, Errol, you would play the surly turnkey, but it is not in your nature; farewell for half an hour.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Filson (Filson & Errol) had lost a ring in the Pullman car; after quite a search the porter found it and brought it to her.

From Project Gutenberg

The supporters of the Scottish family of Hay, earls of Errol, are two husbandmen, each carrying an ox-yoke.

From Project Gutenberg