Pyle

[ pahyl ]

noun

1. Ernest Ernie, 1900–45, U.S. war correspondent and journalist.
2. Howard, 1853–1911, U.S. illustrator and author.

Example Sentences

Pyle did not directly answer a question about whether it was reasonable to interpret the model guidelines as equating instruction about LGBTQ individuals with sexually explicit content.

From Washington Post

Like Pyle, my interest was never on the men giving orders, but the ones carrying them out.

From Time

In the days leading up to my first trip to Iraq in 2003, I read Pyle’s columns hoping I, too, could at least capture the voice of the soldier.

From Time

It was edited by Amy Pyle and copy edited by Sheela Kamath and Nikki Frick.

From The Daily Beast

Another impeccably cast performance goes to Missi Pyle, who plays a Nancy Grace-esque cable news host named Eileen Abbott.

From The Daily Beast

AEA, which is run by former Koch Industries lobbyist Tom Pyle, has also been fighting to end wind energy subsidies.

From The Daily Beast

This story was edited by Amy Pyle and copy-edited by Nikki Frick and Christine Lee.

From The Daily Beast

This story was edited by Amy Pyle and copy edited by Nikki Frick and Christine Lee.

From The Daily Beast

It need not be said that much better poems may be found than those which Pyle has composed for his Robin Hood.

From Project Gutenberg

That of Pyle was found on May 14th, and of Woodhouse on the 15th.

From Project Gutenberg

Howard Pyle's "Men of iron" was read as a study of the worthy historical story.

From Project Gutenberg

I am informed that the adoption of the wash method is not recent with Mr. Pyle, but that he adapts his method to his matter.

From Project Gutenberg

Nothing could be better to give a boy or girl for Christmas than Mr. Pyle's rendition of these stately, ennobling old legends.

From Project Gutenberg