Lyle English

Meaning Lyle meaning

What does Lyle mean?

Lyle properNoun

— } from Old French l'.

— A en given name.

— A locale in the United States.

— A city in Minnesota; named for politician and farmer Robert Lyle (Minnesota politician).

— A census-designated place in Washington; named for postmaster and landowner James O. Lyle.

— An unincorporated community in Kansas.

Examples Lyle examples

How do I use Lyle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

When he runs out of knives, Lyle butters his toast with a spoon.

Movie subtitles

Lyle, Dutch.

Appears Brother Pike needs help, Brother Lyle.

I don't know about yours, Lyle, but. I think I got more than I can handle.

I tell you, Lyle, I'm all for them dons.

Hell, Lyle, look here.

Lyle. hand me down those blasting caps.

Now, you listen to me, Lyle.

Spinny, Lyle!

Uh, we gotta get our food, Lyle.

No, Lyle, Lyle, don't hurt him.

You all right, Doc? Thanks, Lyle.

Lyle, underneath these exceptional good looks. - lurks a really rotten person, really.

Lyle, it. it would just be boring for you.

How you doing on the door, lyle?

The young man's name is Lyle Thomason.

Lyle just turned 16 years of age, and he's a sophomore.

John Walton, may I present Lyle Thomason.

Where's your home, Lyle?

I'd like you to meet Lyle Thomason.

Hey, Lyle.

I don't know about yours, Lyle, but.

Steuben, what's the name of that girl that you bombed out with. - that works in Colson's office? - Sharon Lyle.

Come on, Lyle. Go easy.

You got the wrong man, Lyle.

Kinda hard for a blind man to look out, ain't it, Brother Lyle?

Hey, Lyle, something's burning, man.

Hey, now. Come on, Brother Lyle.