Driskill
Proper noun
Meaning
Driskill (plural Driskills)
A surname.
Examples
First opened in 1929, the Driskill Grill presents a grand and sophisticated experience you can share with the most exacting Manhattanite.
Mark Luma returns to the team as the veteran offensive line coach and Jim Driskill will be back as the team’s unheralded volunteer assistant.
That was in 2011 when they finished third behind all-state seniors Ashlyn Driskill and Emily Otte, Bryan's daughter.
The board alleged Driskill was “under the influence of alcohol” during work hours and while he was on call at the hospital, and that he maintained a “personal cache” of alcohol in his medical office, where he no longer works.
Tyler Driskill, musical director for “Anything Goes.”
We played some excellent shows and were reviewed very favourably in the Austin Chronicle for our show at the Driskill Ballroom.