McNally

[muhk-nal-ee]

noun

1. Terrence, 1939–2020, U.S. playwright.

Example Sentences

With goalkeeper Max O'Leary and left-back Cam Pring now set to miss the first couple of months of the season, and centre-back Luke McNally not likely to be fit until nearer Christmas, that's far from ideal with a relatively small squad.

From BBC

Assistant Chief Constable Anthony McNally said: "We will now take further time to carefully consider the ombudsman's report and assure ourselves that lessons have been learnt particularly around the identification of vulnerability, risk assessment and adherence to service policy."

From BBC

Lisa McNally, director of public health for Worcestershire, said the charity did "an amazing job", and she added: "I really hope they can find a new home to operate their invaluable service."

From BBC

She returns as a wildcard this year and is third on court 18 against American Caty McNally.

From BBC

Edward McNally, a former federal prosecutor and lawyer for Ford at Kasowitz Benson Torres, described how the alleged scheme worked in an emailed statement.

From Los Angeles Times