Dunne

[duhn]

noun

1. Finley Peter 1867–1936, U.S. humorist.

2. John Gregory, 1932–2003, U.S. writer.

Example Sentences

It also has benefited from attention-grabbing ad campaigns with Post Malone and Livvy Dunne and a vibrant store environment that features murals and loud music.

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“The auto industry, long built on global supply chains, now finds itself at the mercy of a single nation’s industrial policy,” said Michael Dunne, a longtime China automotive industry consultant, in a newsletter last week.

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Brendan Dunne, a communications executive, asked in a social-media post.

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“I have another secret one,” through a connection, said Dunne, the executive.

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The late Paul Dunne was coaching at Sale West ABC in the 1990s when he walked into the Lively Lobster pub in Ashton upon Mersey one Friday night and proudly declared a future world champion had walked into his boxing club.

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