McSorley
Proper noun
Meaning
McSorley (plural McSorleys)
A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
Examples
Gretzky informed McNall that his prerequisites for a deal to take place were that Marty McSorley and Mike Krushelnyski join him as teammates in Los Angeles.
McSorley immediately became the backup to Griffin III, who was only starting because reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson tested positive last week and could not play.
McSorley later found out that 42 marines were killed in that battle and the North Vietnamese Army left 139 dead around his position.
By halftime, the Wolverines led 28-0 behind 260 yards of offense to Penn State’s 50. Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley had been sacked five times (he took six sacks throughout), and four came on third downs.
McSorley hopes viewers will appreciate the subtle elegance of the unpretentious, yet ingeniously functional items he portrays.
McSorley added a rushing touchdown, Nick Scott scored on a fumble return, and Tyler Davis added a pair of field goals for Penn State.