Burnley

[ burn-lee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Burnley

/ ˈbɜːnlɪ /

Burnley and his co-authors don’t think elite athletes’ training diaries can prove that any particular way of training is optimal.

Roger Burnley: I would work to stop the straining when she belts.

Shortly after receiving the December 12 letter, Kibbe wrote a memo outlining his beef with Armey, Burnley, and Gray.

Burnley then must have been a delightful town, lying in its hollow, environed by swelling moors and crystal streams.

The expression of the salutation was scarcely valedictory, and Harry Burnley found himself doomed to solitary departure.

Well, sir, a-hactin' under horders, I were a-waitin' with the post-chaise at them Burnley Beeches at eleven o'clock.

She knew she must go to Randall Burnley tomorrow and break his heart.

The Burnley was in charge of a subdivision of trawlers carrying out a patrol in the vicinity of the Shipwash light-vessel.

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