Proulx
Proper noun
Meaning
Proulx (plural Proulxs or Proulxes)
A surname from French.
Examples
At SU, DeNoyer is set to work with last year’s ACC saves leader, Lysianne Proulx, but also a Syracuse defense that conceded 28 goals in 16 games last season.
Around 8:30 a.m. on April 10, Proulx says someone brazenly broke into mailboxes in his Mount Pleasant apartment lobby and stole a new Toronto Dominion bank debit card in his letter box.
Eric Proulx, 28, says TD Bank accused him of staging his own debit card theft from the bank of mailboxes in his apartment building.
But when Lysianne Proulx punted the ball upfield to Telly Vunipola, the offense came to life.
After Katrina, I started seeing numerous reports about Hancock County on the GCN Message board from Mark Proulx and felt his stories needed more exposure.
Nate is survived by his parents; his brother, Ross Desjardins; his grandmother, Susan Proulx; as well as a very large extended family and circle of friends.