Glyn

[glin]

noun

1. Elinor, 1864–1943, English writer.

2. Also Glynis Glynn, Glynne. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

The album was recorded in Leadon’s personal analog studio in Nashville, using classic gear and 2-inch tape, with producer Glyn Johns, who produced the first two Eagles albums, and part of the third.

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“When Glyn Johns got involved, I pared it down to 30, and then helped pare it down to 15. We recorded 14, 15 and pared that down to 11. So it’s a culling process. That was all a lot of fun. I love being in the studio, and I love writing.”

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“It,” employed in this way, first appeared in a 1927 novella by Elinor Glyn, which became a silent film starring the red-haired flapper Clara Bow, arguably history’s first “It Girl.”

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"I've not had any bad injuries, only broken ribs," Callum's teammate Glyn Saunders, 54, said.

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Glyn Cothi wind farm, near Brechfa in Carmarthenshire, will have 27 turbines.

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