Traynor

Proper noun

Meaning

Traynor (plural Traynors)

A surname.

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Examples

Also staying at St Oswald is a man called Charles Traynor ( Denis Quilley ), who reveals that he was Skinner's commanding officer at the base during the war. Source: Internet

Elderly grandparents are part of the Traynor family’s bubble and the family wants to continue to have close, physical contact with grandparents without worrying about possible COVID-19 exposures. Source: Internet

Believing that Beth needs her help, Liz attempts to return to 1990 via the Time Barrier, but is kidnapped by Traynor. Source: Internet

CONOR Mullen knows what it takes to win Oscar Traynor titles as he right back has done so twice with Clare and the captain thinks his side can go all the way once again. Source: Internet

However, 2957 has since usurped him, and now Traynor, who is still alive in 1990, is determined to wreak his revenge. Source: Internet

In 1955, Chief Justice of California Roger J. Traynor neatly summarized the American position on how freedom of religion cannot imply freedom from law: "Although freedom of conscience and the freedom to believe are absolute, the freedom to act is not." Source: Internet

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