Proper noun
McArdle (plural McArdles)
A surname.
“Everybody got to express what was going on in their communities and how they are helping and what we can do and get together,” said Medford Neighborhood Church Facilities Coordinator, Kevin McArdle. Source: Internet
It’s a joyless existence, one not much brightened by the arrival of Roderick Murchison (James McArdle) and his neurasthenic wife. Source: Internet
Researchers Ezekiel J. Dixon-Roman from the University of Pennsylvania and John J. Mcardle from the University of Southern California studied how wealthy and low-income students differ in the college admissions process. Source: Internet
These factors may override more substantively meaningful differences between partners, including differences in actual financial expertise (Meier, Kirchler, and Hubert 1999) and the ability to work with numbers (Smith, McArdle, and Willis 2010). Source: Internet
Linda McArdle enjoys the artwork of local students in the Crane Room at the Berkshire Museum on Thursday. Source: Internet
This bombing ended an IRA ceasefire. citation In a 1998 trial James McArdle was imprisoned for 25 years after a trial at Woolwich Crown Court that ended on 24 June. Source: Internet