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Lyle

[ lahyl ]

noun

  1. a male given name.


Lyle

/ laɪl /

noun

  1. LyleSandy1958MScottishSPORT AND GAMES: golfer Sandy, full name Alexander Walter Barr Lyle. born 1958, Scottish professional golfer: won the British Open Championship (1985) and the US Masters (1988)


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Example Sentences

I opted to get the party started so Eric ushered me to Lyle’s restaurant where I waited for my real estate pal, Josh Hedrington.

It was our first Lyle’s experience, so we opted for a mix of the chef’s creations.

As Eric and I walked past the human-hand-chairs toward Lyle’s, the anticipation was like waiting for a curtain to rise on Broadway.

The menu features nearly 70 wines, beer, and Lyle’s own cocktails.

“What Chancellor Lyle did was illegally interfering our election process by trying to suspend state law and implement her own policies, which is blatantly against the law,” the chair of the Tennessee House’s elections committee told the Tennessean.

Eric, who was 18 when he and Lyle killed their parents, was married in 1999 to Tammi Saccoman.

Dr. Lyle Craker of the University of Massachusetts spent 12 years trying to get permission to grow his own supply.

There, she learned about homicide, weapons, drugs, and poisons from a forensic expert, Dr. D. P. Lyle.

Wikipedia tells us that the late Lyle Shelton, a former stunt pilot, worked as a technical adviser.

Lyle says he follows the press coverage of the developments and sometimes skims the blogs.

Uncle Lyle has so much to keep up out there—entertaining and all sorts of things,' said Bessie.

The following letter was received at Lyle Abbey shortly after the events recorded in our last chapter had happened.

Lady Lyle now made her appearance on the balcony, and soon afterwards they all re-entered the room.

Lady Lyle could not make up her mind whether she would finally accept the frigate as a refuge or come on shore again the next day.

Lyle and I drove there together, and found him propped up in bed with his head bound in a bandage.

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