Doyle

American

[doil] / dɔɪl /

noun

Sir Arthur Conan 1859–1930, British physician, novelist, and detective-story writer.

Doyle British

/ dɔɪl /

noun

See Conan Doyle

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“He’s doing a disservice to the people that are on the front line, that rely on him and his colleagues to give them the parameters of what they can and can’t do,” Doyle added.

From Los Angeles Times

Doyle said part of the secretary’s job is to set the tone for the agency so the rank and file know what is expected of them.

From Los Angeles Times

The channel's vice president of unscripted, Sean Doyle, said he was "in awe" of the singer for sharing her story.

From BBC

Doyle added it would give Duffy the chance to tell her story in her own words.

From BBC

The club will hope to see continued growth from youngsters Ezequiel Tovar, Jordan Beck and Brenton Doyle, with top prospect and 2024 Golden Spikes Award winner Charlie Condon eyeing a potential big-league debut this summer.

From Los Angeles Times

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