Riley English

Meaning Riley meaning

What does Riley mean?

— noun United States poet (1849-1916)

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Riley?

James Whitcomb Riley

How do I use Riley in a sentence?

Riley: Oh, my God, Danny.

But I've only got two tickets and Riley's got her heart set on it.

Riley, I am so sorry.

Riley is.

See Capt. Riley, room 68, down the hall, third door on your right.

We'll take them down to Riley's.

Rosalie Riley.

Where's Doc Riley?

You mortarmen sure live the life of Riley here.

Sidesaddle, Riley?

Riley.

Put Colonel Riley on.

Colonel Riley, Colonel Foster, Major Kirby, Captain Griffin.

Colonel Riley and his battalion have hit a snag.

Side-saddle, Riley?

Honestly, Mr. Riley, the things you say.

Yes, Mr. Riley.

Riley of St. Paul.

Riley? Riley.

I told you I don't want to bowl at Riley's.

I had a little trouble with Riley last week.

Then we're not gonna bowl at Riley's.

A kid named Riley, both hands.

James Whitcomb Riley.

Uh, and now it's time for pat riley to play the piano.

Riley, K., Eames, D.

Calling Dr. Riley.

Riley speaking. Joan Winfield's been kidnapped.

Okay, Riley.

Riley!

Mrs. Riley!

Thank you, Mrs. Riley.

Oh, no, please, Mrs. Riley.

Who is it? - It's me, Mrs. Riley.

I had a little trouble with Riley last week. I'm the team captain, ain't I?

Then we're not gonna bowl at Riley's. We're gonna bowl at the West Side or at the Gate, and I'll see you.