Crossword clues for marley
marley
- Scrooge's businesspartner
- Scrooge's business partner
- Reggae star Bob
- Reggae musician Damian whose new album "Stony Hill" is his first solo release in 12 years
- Fictional phantom
- Dreaded musician of the 1960s-'70s
- "World's worst dog" in a 2005 book
- "Waiting in Vain" singer
- "Bob ___ Rises From Grave To Free Frat Boys From Bonds Of Oppression": "The Onion" headline
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
Bob Marley (1945–1981) was a Jamaican singer-songwriter and musician.
Marley may also refer to:
- Marley (surname)
- Marley (film), a 2012 documentary on Bob Marley
- Marley Common, West Sussex, England, a National Trust property
- Marley, Deal, hamlet in Kent, England
- Marley, Maidstone, hamlet in Kent, England
- Marley, Virginia, USA
- Marley floor, a type of vinyl flooring used for dance
- A Labrador Retriever featured in the book Marley & Me and the film based on it.
- Alejandro Wiebe, nicknamed Marley, Argentine TV host
Marley is an English-language surname with numerous etymological origins. In many cases, the surname is derived from any of several like-named placenames in England, such as those in Devon, Kent, Lancashire (Mearley), Sussex (Marley Farm) and West Yorkshire. The placenames in Devon, Kent, and West Yorkshire are, in part, derived from the Old English element leah, meaning "woodland clearing". Early forms of the surname are de Merlai, in about 1145-1165; de Mardele, in 1208; de Marley, in 1285; and de Marleye, in 1306. In the 17th century, the surname was taken to Ireland by a family from Northumbria. However, in some cases the surname in Ireland may be an Anglicised form of the Irish-language Ó Mearthaile (another suggestion is Ó Mearlaigh; it is unlikely to be an Anglicised form of Ó Murghaile). Notable people with the surname include:
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Bob Marley, Jamaican reggae musician
Notable members of Bob Marley's family include:- Rita Marley, singer
- Cedella Marley Booker, singer and writer, and mother of Bob Marley
- Cedella Marley, musician and clothing designer, daughter of Bob Marley
- Damian Marley, reggae musician
- Julian Marley, reggae musician
- Ky-Mani Marley, reggae musician
- Ziggy Marley, reggae musician
- Stephen Marley (musician), son of Bob Marley
- Rohan Marley, former pro football player
- Norval Marley, father of Bob Marley
- Bert Marley, American politician from Idaho
- Mickey Marley, a Northern Irish street entertainer
- Stephen Marley (writer), British author and game designer
Fictional characters:
- Jacob Marley, fictional character in A Christmas Carol
- Elaine Marley, fictional character in " Monkey Island (series)"
Marley is a 2012 documentary- biographical film directed by Kevin Macdonald documenting the life of Bob Marley. It was released in theaters on April 20, 2012 to wide critical acclaim. The film was also released on demand on the same day, a "day and date" release. The film features archival footage and interviews.
Marley is a posthumous two-disc soundtrack album by Bob Marley & The Wailers. It was released by Island Records and Tuff Gong Records. The soundtrack features music from the whole career of Bob Marley, his first recorded song, " Judge Not", to the last album he released in his lifetime, " Uprising". Marley was released to coincide with the release of Marley, a biographical film documenting the life of Bob Marley. The album features 24 of the 66 tracks used in the film.
Usage examples of "marley".
Claibourne and the Earls of Eastmarch and Marley have continued to send their taxes and minimum levies for royal service-but nothing beyond what the law requires.
Lord Chancellor, please be so good as to request the presence of the Earls of Eastmarch and Marley.
Graham, Duke of Claibourne, and Sighere, Earl of Marley: In the event that you are successful in asserting your authority as regents after my death, as is my will and intention, I command and authorize you to confirm the appointment of Sir Cathan Cinhil Drummond as a fellow regent, as your first legal act following the assumption of your duties as regents .
I die before an heir of mine comes of age, the Duke of Claibourne and the Earl of Marley are irrevocably appointed as regents, regardless of whoever else you ramrod through the council.
We do hereby appoint as Regents for the Kingdom of Gwynedd His Grace the Duke of Claibourne, also known as Graham MacEwan, and the Right Honourable-the Earl of Marley, Sighere son of Sighere, to serve jointly or separately, as may seem to them most expedient for the welfare of Our Kingdom, regardless of whatever other Regents may be appointed by Instruments signed by Us or said to be signed by Us.
We repose full and unequivocal trust in the said Lords of Claibourne and Marley, We hereby authorize and pardon any military action deemed necessary by the said Lords to secure and exercise their lawful authority as Regents for Our Heirs.
Eastmarch, appointing the Duke of Claibourne and the Earl of Marley as regents in the event of his death.
It appoints Graham of Claibourne and Sighere of Marley as regents of Gwynedd.
Marley and his Wailers also yelled out of oversize transistor radios along the crowded palm-tree-lined sidewalks.
Zainal gave demonstrations to his relief drivers, Joe Marley and Astrid, conducting a running lesson on the vehicle's potential and what each control was supposed to show, what the various icons on the panel board meant.
Marley tried not to laugh as she passed under Chinese wedding symbols hanging from Christmas lights looped around garlands of Hanukkah dreidels and Kwanzaa corn.
Sweets, Achille told you all about Sylvie Marley, and here she is at last.
Not Jacob Marley rattling his chains at Scrooge, not the Ghost of Christmas Future, not the White Lady of Avenel, not Hamlet's dad, certainly not Casper.
The next time you stand and sing the National Anthem, friends and neighbors, chew on this: America is dead, dead as a doornail, dead as Jacob Marley and Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper and Harry S Truman, but the principles just propounded by Mr.
Watching the tiny scion of Ideal Dry Cleaners jiving along in front of me, the gold earring back in his ear, his hands and feet rolling to the Marley, made me mimic him, and in my jiving I realized how dull and dead I had become in these months, renouncing dancing, denying mere life and mere woods and mountains pulsing with streams and rivulets.