Examples of 'thynne' in a sentence
Meaning of "thynne"
Thynne is a noun referring to a person's surname, possibly of English origin
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- A surname.
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Thynne was educated at home and was very interested in literature.
The late professor thynne.
Thynne had a range of other interests.
But this novel by Jane Thynne just could not convince me.
Thynne was not wealthy.
The home had formerly been owned by a lady named Miss Thynne.
William Thynne then appears as the owner.
He was married to fellow novelist Jane Thynne.
The late professor thynne Until recently an academic critic and broadcaster.
He is married to novelist Jane Thynne.
Mr Thynne was found to have a personality disorder which required observation and possibly operative treatment.
There is no other record of this Thynne edition ; some scholars believe it never existed.
Thynne continued in his place as steward until Seymour 's execution for treason in 1552.
His arms were those of Botfield quartering Thynne augmented and were blazoned Quarterly 1 & 4.
Beginning in 1546, Thynne spent more than thirty-five years building a great house at Longleat.
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Guy was a Whig, while Thynne was a Tory.
