Daly

[ dey-lee ]

noun

1. (John) Au·gus·tin [aw-, guhs, -tin], 1838–99, U.S. playwright, critic, and theatrical manager.

Example Sentences

England booted for the Stade de France stratosphere, putting up a barrage of kicks for wings Elliot Daly and Jonny May to chase, while a revved-up forward pack matched their Springboks at the set-piece and on the gain-line.

From BBC

“It just so happens that the younger electorate are predominantly voters of color,” Gomez Daly said.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite projections that Republicans may win a House majority, Michael Gomez Daly said each Democratic victory matters.

From Los Angeles Times

“When we walk into 2026, it’d be much easier to defend these seats versus having to flip them. And that’ll give Democrats nationally just a little bit of an extra advantage from a starting point,” said Gomez Daly, a senior political strategist with California Donor Table and chair of Battleground California.

From Los Angeles Times

Gomez Daly reviewed data from the Riverside County registrar that showed voters between the ages of 18 and 24 had a disproportionate number of ballots rejected due to mismatched signatures.

From Los Angeles Times