Delaney

[ duh-ley-nee ]

noun
  1. Shelagh [shee-luh], /ˈʃi lə/, 1939–2011, English playwright.

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How to use Delaney in a sentence

  • Delaney can keep on Morley's trail—extra man can watch and—if necessary, question anybody Morley visits or consults with.

    The Winning Clue | James Hay, Jr.
  • "Just been talking to Delaney on long-distance," Golson answered without enthusiasm.

    The Winning Clue | James Hay, Jr.
  • "There are no Indians around here, Mrs. Delaney," answered the youth, half inclined to laugh.

    The Boy Land Boomer | Ralph Bonehill
  • "Poor mon, Oi thrust he is not very much hurted," broke in Rosy Delaney, who had been a close listener to the foregoing.

    The Boy Land Boomer | Ralph Bonehill
  • "It looks loike the hivens hed opened an' swalleyed him up," was Mike Delaney's comment.

    The Boy Land Boomer | Ralph Bonehill