kyle
1 Americannoun
noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of kyle
1540–50; < Scots Gaelic caoil (genitive of caol ) strait, sound (noun use of caol narrow)
Example Sentences
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Chief among them is geopolitics, according to Kyle Chan, a researcher at the Brookings Institution think tank who studies Chinese tech firms and industrial policy.
From MarketWatch
As if signing Shohei Ohtani, Teoscar Hernández and Blake Snell, and extending Tyler Glasnow and Will Smith weren’t enough, the club once again opened up its wallet this winter, spending a combined $309 million on four-time All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker and three-time reliever of the year Edwin Díaz.
From Los Angeles Times
Kyle Baker once had positions on a Saturday Night Live mention market, betting on what words the host would say in their opening monologue.
From Barron's
They did, after all, repair their two glaring weaknesses by committing $300 million to All-Stars in the prime of their careers: outfielder Kyle Tucker and closer Edwin Díaz.
From Los Angeles Times
Written and directed by “Run Hide Fight” filmmaker Kyle Rankin, the movie is described as “in the vein of ’80s and ’90s action movies ‘Red Dawn’ and ‘Toy Soldiers,’ ” per the outlet.
From Los Angeles Times
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