Lynde in a sentence

Mrs. Lynde is married and has raised ten children, although her husband, Thomas Lynde, is mentioned briefly and never speaks.

That year, Lynde's beloved dog, Harry MacAfee, died. citation Lynde could not stay in the house without him and later bought a new home.

William Asher commented in the A&E Biography entry on Lynde that the network had reservations about Lynde, most notably his offscreen behavior and the persistent rumors of his homosexuality.

Or there were personalities famous on game shows in the ’70s such as Charles Nelson Reilly or Paul Lynde who, while not hiding their true selves, left it to viewers to figure it out for themselves.

With handsome hand-drawn animation, songs by Disney mainstays the Sherman Brothers, and a vocal cast that also includes Paul Lynde and Agnes Moorehead, that’s some pig, indeed!

After all, gossip is pretty serious in a place like Avonlea and Mrs. Lynde truly needs some good relationships to gossip about.

According to his student Lynde Wheeler, of the existing portraits this is the most faithful to Gibbs's kindly habitual expression.

Acting jobs continued to be scarce, although it is unclear if this was due to homophobia or Lynde's known substance abuse and alcohol problems, which made him difficult to work with.

Although she and Anne start off the wrong foot, owing to Mrs. Lynde's obnoxious criticism and Anne's lack of tolerance for such, as well as her temper, they soon become quite close.

An anecdote related during the A&E Biography on Lynde described an earthquake that occurred during the Hollywood Squares taping that frightened and alarmed many of the guests.

Another student of Gibbs who played a significant role in the development of radio technology was Lynde Wheeler. citation Gibbs also had an indirect influence on mathematical economics.

Legacy Paul Lynde's popularity and admiration of him have continued since his 1982 death.

Lynde did not want to return but changed his mind when he received co-star billing with host Peter Marshall.

Lynde had become disenchanted with being what he called "boxed into" Hollywood Squares and departed the series that same year.

Lynde made 10 appearances on Bewitched as the beloved character, and was regularly seen with Montgomery and Asher off the set as well.

Lynde returned to Broadway in 1960 when he was cast as Harry MacAfee, the father in Bye Bye Birdie.

Lynde's distinctive vocal delivery has also been widely imitated: *Cartoon creator/voice actor Seth MacFarlane has acknowledged that the voice of Roger the Alien on American Dad!

Lynde was in great demand in the 1960s.

Lynde was nominated for a Best Actor Golden Globe for the show.

Lynde was regularly admired by his peers during his lifetime.