Mcelroy in a sentence

The podcast features three main characters: Duck Newton voiced by J McElroy, Aubrey Little voiced by T McElroy and Edmond “Ned” Chicane voiced by C McElroy.

Blanton - seen here a month later at the McElroy's hiring ceremony- proceeded to push back, but was rebuffed.

Cardinal McElroy was also appointed to the planetary stage of the synod by the Holy Father, having failed to get elected, like Cardinal Cupich, by his brother bishops.

Fermanagh have been drawn in Section A for the Ulster Minor League where they will take on Donegal, Tyrone, Cavan and Sligo and McElroy knows that his side will face some stern tests in the league.

For Safety Safety Officer of the Year, Master Police Officer Tyler McElroy from the Leland Police Department takes the honor.

McElroy was jailed for 11 years and four months.

Tellingly, Eisenhower’s first two defense secretaries, Charles Wilson, and Neil McElroy, were former corporate executives.

This scene invoked two motifs that often appear in 's best moments by both allowing the world of to feel lived-in and providing an opportunity for each member of the McElroy family to dog-pile onto a riff, pun intended.

Traditions aside, some alumni have expressed disgust over the university’s handling of McElroy’s hiring.

When the deputies discovered an empty gun case and three boxes of buckshot with two rounds missing, he and fellow worker Samantha McElroy started searching the area.

And just like that, without any effort, without a single intention to run a campaign, Fabiani and McElroy, obvious mercenaries for others’ campaigns, each disenfranchised 47,687 Flagler County.

Eric Hall, Jason Mosely and Jaquarian McElroy had seven points each followed by Malkom Jones with five points all after halftime and Jatavious Milhouse with three.

He faces off against Henry Wright, the Liberal Democrat candidate, councillor Dave McElroy, the candidate for the Greens and Andy Williams, standing for Reform.

In the ’80s, McElroy was popular enough to write fine screenplays and fiction, yet by the time came out, she was either ignored, derided or cast aside by a Black literary Seattle that obsessively fixated on men.

Jessica McElroy arrived at Bethesda on a recent morning with her 3-year-old son, who still has Medicaid coverage, anxious about a possible autism diagnosis.

Leading the charge was teacher and player Joe McElroy.

McElroy’s reply, quoted in Walter Lord’s "The Night Lives On," was: ‘I’ll do better than that.

More than anything, I learned that few Black poets had the grasp of history that McElroy did, and those Black women loved her more than any other living writer.

Rosie McElroy, from Cookstown, started playing the fiddle when she was five years old.

Seventeen-year-old Jack Thayer saw an armed McElroy attempting to quell panic at the last.