Proper noun
Aplin (plural Aplins)
A surname.
As a result of the study, led by Karen Aplin, and Giles Harrison, of the universities of Oxford and Reading, respectively, it was discovered that after the long strange seasons of the planet, it seems brighter and tenuous in a cycle of 11 years. Source: Internet
Aplin passed for a season-high 396 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions and also caught a touchdown pass against the Hilltoppers – his first career reception. Source: Internet
Mr Aplin said he and Ms Berejiklian had both served as shadow mental health ministers and “we know just how serious this issue is”. Source: Internet
Chip Aplin with New Ventures added that Cercone always comes to work ready no matter the kind of day she is having. Source: Internet
The next Red Wolves possession saw Aplin hit a wide open Taylor Stockemer for 64 yards down to the Cajuns five-yard line. Source: Internet