Proper noun
Hardcastle (plural Hardcastles)
A surname.
Lois Lane reacts in horror to what's become of the Man of Steel, while both Superman (who's awakened from his brainwashing) and Supergirl are being held captive by General Hardcastle, who's swayed by Luthor into ordering the hero's execution. Source: Internet
Dr. Hardcastle was in his early sixties when he was my teacher in high school, and I expect that the fatal refrain of this poem has come to him. Source: Internet
“If Agatha Christie and Terry Pratchett had ever had LSD-fuelled sex, then The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle would be their acid trip book baby. Source: Internet
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister and brother-in-law, Dorothy and Vernon Bruns, brother-in-law, Franklin Caraway, and sister-in-law, Sandy Hardcastle. Source: Internet
Walters and then Josh Hardcastle touched down in the space of three minutes and Leigh’s 30-10 lead had suddenly become 30-20. Source: Internet
For her work, Hardcastle is due this month to receive a 2020 Trailblazing Award from the Maine Council on Aging. Source: Internet