taig
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of taig
variant of the Irish name Tadhg, originally signifying any Irishman
Example Sentences
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He provided a DNA sample, which still is being analyzed at a lab at the University of North Texas, said police Capt. Ronald Taig, who attributed the delay to the COVID-19 pandemic.
From Washington Times
“The case is open and we’ll continue to investigate,” Taig said.
From Washington Times
Police Captain Ron Taig said investigators couldn't find anything to make them confident about Sims actually being at the mall.
From Fox News
“I guess what’s odd is that he claimed that he didn’t want any of this information out in the media and from what I understand he has put this out on social media,” Taig said.
From Seattle Times
“I was here at the department and we looked at all of the video, we checked everything, and we never saw D’Wan” with his mother, Livonia police Capt. Ron Taig told the television station.
From Seattle Times
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