Byrne

[burn]

noun

1. Donn Donn-Byrne, Brian Oswald.

Example Sentences

"This misconduct that's being alleged is both more serious and appears to have occurred over a significant period of time," said Carissa Byrne Hessick, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law.

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Gloucester conjured five tries of their own -- Matias Alemanno, Seb Blake, Josiah Edwards-Giraud, Will Joseph and James Venter crossing -- with Ross Byrne kicking three conversions and a penalty.

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What a trip to be a 20-year-old New York rocker seeing your name on equal Coachella footing with the Strokes, Interpol and David Byrne.

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Both are highly recommended, though Ms. Bronstein’s film, starring a riveting Rose Byrne, is downright harrowing in its depiction of a mom beset by a string of personal and professional catastrophes.

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Ciaran Frawley is the third fly-half selected with Farrell opting against calling up Leinster's Harry Byrne.

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