Crossword clues for pyle
pyle
- War journalist Ernie
- TV's Gomer or Goober
- Nabors's role
- Marine in a '60s sitcom
- Marine from Mayberry
- Gomer under Sergeant Carter
- Columnist Ernie
- Classic TV marine
- WWII correspondent Ernie
- TV's comical Gomer
- Subordinate of Sergeant Carter
- Sitcom role for Nabors
- Pulitzer-winning Ernie
- Pulitzer journalist killed in combat in 1945
- Nabors' role
- Nabor role
- Mayberry's recruit
- Mayberry's Gomer or Goober
- Mayberry's Gomer
- Mayberry gas station attendant
- Mayberry baritone
- Marine played by Nabors
- Marine of old TV
- Marine in a 1960s sitcom
- Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Artimus
- Journalist praised by President Truman (1945)
- Here's Your War author
- Here Is Your War author
- Governor of Arizona
- Governor in Phoenix
- Goofy Gomer
- Gomer or Ernie
- Gomer on the small screen
- Gomer ____
- Gomer ___ (old TV role for Jim Nabors)
- Funny Marine
- Famous Marine
- Ernie with a Pulitzer Prize and Purple Heart
- Ernie who earned a Pulitzer
- Ernie ___, Pulitzer-winning journalist of W.W. II
- Denver or Ernie
- Children's book illustrator Howard
- Chief Executive at Phoenix
- Beloved marine
- Author of 1944's "Brave Men"
- Actor Denver
- 1960s TV's "Gomer ___, U.S.M.C"
- 1960s TV marine
- 1960s sitcom marine
- "Shazam!" speaker Gomer
- "Gomer ___, U.S.M.C." (1960s TV sitcom)
- "Brave Men" writer
- 'Gomer --, USMC'
- TV marine Gomer
- Writer Ernie
- See 49-Down
- "Here Is Your War" author
- Denver of "The Dukes of Hazzard"
- Mayberry's Goober
- Winner of a 1944 Pulitzer
- Children's author Howard
- "Brave Men" author, 1944
- W.W. II newsman Ernie
- 1944 Pulitzer journalist
- Nabors role
- W.W. II journalist Ernie
- "Gomer ___, U.S.M.C." (1960s TV show)
- G.I. journalist
- "Brave Men" writer, 1944
- TV actor Denver
- War correspondent Ernie
- 1944 Pulitzer correspondent
- One of Carter's charges, on TV
- "The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood" author Howard
- Gomer of Mayberry
- Journalist who wrote the 1943 book "Here Is Your War"
- Nabors title role of 1960s TV
- Famed war reporter
- He wrote "The Wonder Clock"
- Ernie or Gomer
- Author of "Men of Iron"
- Memorable journalist
- He wrote "Brave Men": 1944
- Jim Nabors role
- Author of "Brave Men"
- Journalist Ernie
- Nabors TV role
- Gomer or Howard
- W.W. II G.I. chronicler
- Author Ernie or Howard
- WWII journalist Ernie
- Gomer of classic TV
- TV Marine
- Sitcom Marine Gomer
- Pulitzer-winning WWII journalist
- Gomer of TV
- TV's Gomer ____
- Mayberry denizen
- Marine of classic TV
- Jim Nabors TV role
- Gomer who said "Shazam!"
- Gomer or Goober
- Gomer on a sitcom
- Gomer of old TV
- Famous WWII correspondent
Wikipedia
Pyle is a village and community in Bridgend county borough, Wales. This large village is served by the A48 road, and lies less than one mile from Junction 37 of the M4 motorway, and is therefore only a half-hour journey from the capital city of Wales, Cardiff; in fact it lies approximately equidistant between the capital ( Cardiff) and the second city ( Swansea). The nearest town is the seaside resort of Porthcawl. Within the Community, to the northeast of Pyle, is the adjoining settlement of Kenfig Hill.
Pyle is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Andrew Pyle (philosopher) (born 1955), British philosopher
- Andrew Pyle (economist) (born 1963), Canadian economist
- Artimus Pyle (born 1948), drummer for the rock & roll group Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Barry Pyle (born 1965), American political scientist
- Christopher Pyle (born 1939), American professor of politics
- Corey J Pyle (born 1976), SSG (ret) U.S. Army paratrooper, combat veteran. Operation Northern Delay
- David Pyle (1936–2002), English footballer
- Denver Pyle (1920–1997), American actor
- Don Pyle, Canadian record producer
- Elijah Pyle (1918–2009), English professional footballer
- Ellen Bernard Thompson Pyle (1876–1936), American illustrator
- Ernie Pyle (1900–1945), Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
- Gladys Pyle (1890–1989), South Dakota politician
- Howard Pyle (1853–1911), American illustrator and writer
- John A. Pyle, British atmospheric scientist
- John Howard Pyle (1906–1987), 12th governor of Arizona
- Katharine Pyle, (1863–1938), American author, poet, and illustrator
- Kenneth B. Pyle, Historian and professor history
- Mike Pyle (born 1939), American football player with the Chicago Bears (1961–1969)
- Mike Pyle (fighter) (born 1975), American mixed martial arts fighter
- Missi Pyle (born 1972), American actress
- Nancy Pyle, American politician
- Pip Pyle (1950–2006), English drummer
- Richard Pyle, diving marine biologist
- Robert Michael Pyle (born 1947), American naturalist
Usage examples of "pyle".
And thus with allowed and delightfull discoursing speeches, we came to a fayre Riuer, vpon the banck whereof, besides other fayre greene and florishing Trees, and water hearbes, I beheld a fine Groue of Plane Trees, in the which was an excellent fayre bridge ouer the Riuer made of stone, with three Arches, with pyles bearing foorth against the two fronts, to preserue the worke of the bridge, the sides thereof beeing of excellent workmanship.
There I behelde a marueilous buildyng of a bathe eight square, and at euerye Exterior corner, there were doubled together twoo Pyles, in fashion of a Pyke, from the leuell of the foundation, the subiect Areobates Circumcinct and ribbed about.
Sue Hankey in particular, but also most of the junior class of Ernie Pyle High, along with some of the seniors, and, um, oh, yeah, the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
All I could think about was how at last year's talent show, Amber and her longtime boyfriend—Mark Leskowski, the Ernie Pyle High Cougars quarterback—had done this very lame rendition of Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better, and how serious Amber had been about it, and how certain she'd been that she and Mark were going to win.
Pyle did it this way: "A new sound gradually droned into our ears-a gigantic faraway surge of doomlike sound.
He thought he had found a tactful way to get rid of George when he read in Stars & Stripes that a John Huston film, The Asphalt Jungle, starring Sterling Hayden and Louis Calhern, was playing at the Ernie Pyle Theater.
Stripes that a John Huston film, The Asphalt Jungle, starring Sterling Hayden and Louis Calhern, was playing at the Ernie Pyle Theater.
Only to the great Pyler of events is known the destiny in store for you.
If Security didn't like the results, let them blame Thermo pyle, not Milos.
Hashi Lebwohl tells us it was Deputy Chief Milos Tav erner—the same man who somehow managed to help Thermo pyle escape from UMCPHQ right under Dios' nose.
For the time being, at least, Thermo pyle is out of control to some extent.
Therefore she'd jumped to the conclusion that either Succorso or Thermo pyle had his own ideas.