Donohue
Proper noun
Meaning
Donohue (plural Donohues)
A surname from Irish.
Examples
Donohue, pp. 26–7 as "an excursion into Aristotle 's Metaphysics ", Kepler.
According to THP reports, Miss Donohue apparently died instantly in the accident, which demolished her car.
Donohue, Mark; "Word order in Austronesian from north to south and west to east" in Linguistic Typology 11 (2007); p. 379 There is a strong tendency for SO languages to have auxiliaries precede main verbs: I am thinking.
But instead of thanking Corless for her persistence in bringing the horrifying tale to light, Donohue this week blasted her as a credential-lacking charlatan who isn’t qualified to conduct the meticulous research that led to the discoveries.
' Bill Donohue, head of the watchdog Catholic League, said it was ``one of the worst assaults on Christian sensibilities ever.'
Fortunately, Donohue had American Red Cross training and knew what to do.