[
US
/ˈkɔnəɫi/
]
NOUN
- United States tennis player who was the first woman to win the United States, British, French, and Australian championships in the same year (1953) (1934-1969)
How To Use Connolly In A Sentence
- They doubled their tally late in the game with goals by Hill and Ben Connolly.
- Cyril Connolly had been a contemporary at Eton, and painted the most celebrated pen-portrait of the Prime Minister-to-be in 1938.
- There is a Tiffany scarf, a gift from its designer, and an opaline pear drop necklace of Cabouchon stones with a photograph of Connolly wearing it.
- The light shone over the man's features, and Connolly breathed a horrible choke.
- Dame Sybil Connolly, internationally renowned interior designer, entertains at her private home in Dublin.
- Connolly will be on Friday's edition of ABC News '"20/20" as part of a story on the mistreatment by some East African nations of people with albinism, meaning that they lack pigment in their hair, eyes and skin. Connolly featured in 20/20 report on albinism
- Connolly gave it a new lease of life by the extravagant method of pleating it - pleated, it took eight metres to achieve one metre of fabric.
- Connolly drags you screaming to the edge of the abyss, then calmly pushes you in.
- He promoted Billy Connolly's first tour - 44 dates with an 18-piece big band which Spurway still manages.
- Beyond this, however, Connolly's model of a pluralism that can legitimately admire a diversity of metaphysical perspectives (rather than simply tolerate them) looks rather like an agonistic version of Introduction
