McNally
[muh k-nal-ee]
- Terrance,born 1938, U.S. playwright.
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Contemporary Examples
In late May, McNally began coordinating his investigation into German currency operations with the British.
Reeves was visibly perturbed when he saw the amount of British currency that McNally had recovered in Austria.
Some say he wanted to be with another woman; others claim it was because McNally had fallen in love with Thorson.
McNally “was basically presented as the Buddha, and we were all supposed to see her as a holy enlightened being.”
On Feb. 9, the DMU board told McNally and Thorson they had five days to pack up their belongings and leave campus.
Historical Examples
There was a regular hard horse of a boatswain's-mate with us, of the name of McNally.
Ned MyersJames Fenimore Cooper
McNally had a private carriage also, with a footman in livery.
It was said that McNally often took as much as 1,600 in a single day.
Mysteries of Police and CrimeArthur Griffiths
In the course of his wanderings he came to our end of the bar, and jostled McNally aside.
GoldStewart White
Ladies,” explained McNally, “are those who have patches on the seats of their pants.
GoldStewart White