Examples of 'glenny' in a sentence
Meaning of "glenny"
glenny: (noun) A name of Scottish or Irish origin. It is used as a surname or given name for individuals.
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Glenny began his career in insurance.
First assistant district attorney Brian Glenny denied his office misrepresented anything to the defence.
Glenny was the Art Director of this magazine.
Chris Moss became the founder after Paddy Glenny moved away.
Misha Glenny investigates global crime networks.
Presumably still in effect from the Southern Lochs as far north as Loch Glenny.
Scott Glenny is a schmuck.
There is much less danger in transporting the goods or commodities, as Glenny refers to them.
Glenny Denisse Hernandez Bacó is the second of seven children, daughter of Albert and Carmen.
Although she was intimidated by playing with more experienced musicians, Glenny enjoyed the challenge.
Glenny says, " for the Greeks it was a good war.
Crime without frontiers ' written by Misha Glenny.
Glenny " It 's time to throw everything to the devil and go to Kislovodsk.
Yeah, and how is Scott Glenny gonna support her?
Glenny described his ancestry as " three-quarters Anglo-Celtic and a quarter Jewish.
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Right you are, Glenny.
It was, Glenny said, a miracle that Hernandez is still alive.
His cough is horrid. Aw, poor Glenny.
Misha Glenny explains it well in " McMafia ".
Aw, poor Glenny.
Yeah, and how is Scott Glenny gonna support her? Fran?
