Denny

[ den-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Dennis.

Example Sentences

At least — that’s the case for diner chain Denny’s, according to chief brand officer and executive vp John Dillon.

From Digiday

Denny’s isn’t the only brand leaning into safety messaging as the Delta variant has continued to rise.

From Digiday

The goal now is to identify infections, trace contacts and quarantine those who were exposed, Denny said, “so we won’t send people back to their home communities positive.”

From Washington Post

Denny’s attorney, Bennet Kelley, has filed a lawsuit against the boy and his family for cyber-exploitation, among other claims.

From Washington Post

Denny says that after telling the football coach, who told the principal, the boy was suspended from school for a week.

From Washington Post

Justin Age at Aquarium Drunkard uncrated an obscure 1972 cover of "When Will I Be Loved" by Sandy Denny and Linda Thompson.

From The Daily Beast

Has anybody asked Denny Hastert, does he think the Hastert Rule should be applied in this case?

From The Daily Beast

An effort to change that law is being pushed by Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-Co) and Rep. Denny Heck (D-Wa).

From The Daily Beast

At that same scene at Denny's, Walt arranges his bacon into his new age.

From The Daily Beast

Newt Gingrich had an aggressive agenda, as we remember all too well, and even Denny Hastert filled most of the slots.

From The Daily Beast

I know Wolfall and Denny well, and a rope over a tree is the medicine they need.

From Project Gutenberg

Denver Denny was playing a bold game, and the stakes were $30,000 worth of black pearls.

From Project Gutenberg

Well, we did it; then, when we flocked back to the road, we found that this nice big car was gone and Denny gone with it.

From Project Gutenberg

Hank had a dark lantern—all of Denny's belongings he'd left with us—and he flashed it on the chap by the car.

From Project Gutenberg

We might have made the riffle, I guess, if Denny hadn't played out and tumbled from his saddle.

From Project Gutenberg