Doheny
Proper noun
Meaning
Doheny (plural Dohenys)
A surname from Irish.
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Examples
But in January 1924, unearthed evidence of his relationship with Doheny discomforted many of his supporters.
However, in 1919, McAdoo took Doheny as a client for an unusually large initial fee of $100,000, in addition to an annual retainer.
Friends insisted that McAdoo's silence on the matter hid a distaste that the political facts of life kept him from expressing, and especially after the Doheny scandal when he desperately needed support.
Namibia's bowlers got a few late wickets, but Doheny steered Ireland to a competitive 170 for seven wickets off their 20 overs.
Frontman Eddie Vedder has kept busy with solo projects and curating his Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach.
On Saturday afternoon, after an enjoyable hour with friends at the annual Archives Bazaar at USC's Doheny Library, my traveling companion and I took Metro downtown to catch the Barbara Carrasco mural at Union Station.