Neal

[ neel ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Neal then suffered a series of strokes in February 1965 from which she never fully recovered.

From Time

Dahl and Neal divorced in 1983, and later that year he married set designer Felicity Crosland, with whom he’d allegedly had an 11-year affair.

From Time

I remember Shia LaBeouf came in, reading for the role of Neal that Samm Levine got.

From Washington Post

The Fed chair testified on Capitol Hill for three consecutive days this week, delivering a message that Neal said reinforced to Democrats that more needed to be done to help the economy.

From Washington Post

The moon is a more extreme environment, which means “if it works on the moon, it’ll work on Mars,” says Neal.

From MIT Technology Review

Dr. Neal is a spine surgeon who made a trip to heaven while drowning in a kayak accident in South America.

From The Daily Beast

One of those is Neal Blue, the co-owner and CEO of General Atomics, the company that makes the Predator and Reaper drones.

From The Daily Beast

Near him, a sketch of Neal Cassady, the original bus driver, watches the door.

From The Daily Beast

Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Neal Cassady came through for the booze, and Cassady actually died in SMA in 1968.

From The Daily Beast

After high school, she began seeing her classmate Billy Neal, a sports star.

From The Daily Beast

An animated dispute sprang up between him and Neal about the relative efficiency of the new French and German field guns.

From Project Gutenberg

Of Neal but little can be gleaned beyond the fact that he kept tavern at this point for several years.

From Project Gutenberg

We went in to see the House open, and then went down with Neal and took possession of the room.

From Project Gutenberg

Neal announced each name at the door, and in turn I announced it to Clemens when the press was not too great.

From Project Gutenberg

Neal, who was largely responsible for the triumph, received a ten-dollar bill.

From Project Gutenberg