Orly

[ awr-lee; French awr-lee ]

noun

1. a suburb SE of Paris, France: international airport.

Orly

/ ˈɔːliː; ɔrli /

noun

1. a suburb of SE Paris, France, with an international airport

Example Sentences

But Orly Taitz could sneak in under the radar and be a radioactive distraction throughout 2012.

From The Daily Beast

Orly Taitz, queen of the birthers, is on the ballot Tuesday in California.

From The Daily Beast

But maybe this is a marriage made in heaven—Orly Weinerman is a soap opera star; Qaddafi considers himself a painter.

From The Daily Beast

Birther queen Orly Taitz was in the house, making the rounds as a celebrity conspiracy theorist.

From The Daily Beast

"She hasn't got a dollar in the house," Orly put in, perhaps telling more than his brother wished to have revealed.

From Project Gutenberg

"Well, it is true as that the sun shines in the sky," added Orly; and there was an expression of disgust on his face.

From Project Gutenberg

"We may as well let the cat out of the bag first as last, for she will scratch her way out very soon," replied Orly.

From Project Gutenberg

"Mother and the girls are going back to Derry as soon as she can get money enough to pay the bills," said Orly in a low voice.

From Project Gutenberg

It provoked him to wrath, and in a fit of desperation he spoke out to him as plainly as Orly could have done it.

From Project Gutenberg