Use "lyle" in a sentence

1. In the sent items menu the named that appeared was Lyle Hartman

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2. the best of her as she clicked on Lyle Hartman

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3. Minister Lyle stood beside me in the water and asked me a few questions

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4. Evelyn stood by with a towel and hugged me as I took it from her, but before she guided me off to get changed Minister Lyle got everyone to hold hands and he prayed to God for His acceptance of me into His service

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5. Minister Lyle was kind and supportive, offering to take over the arrangements of the memorial service for me and to deal with the undertakers

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6. York flew in for the day when a small ceremony was held by Minister Lyle with a handful of relatives

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7. Minister Lyle was delighted to hear this

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8. Minister Lyle gave a short service that was light-hearted and rather witty which suited me and lifted my nerves off their tendrils

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9. Minister Lyle offered to counsel with her but she refused his offer

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10. After Bible study one evening Minster Lyle asked me to stay behind for a few minutes

11. Minister Lyle sat in silence contemplating all that he had heard, without a doubt silently praying

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12. Spencer kept on about this five year plan, I still told you about it,’ I pointed toward Minister Lyle in acknowledgement, ‘and he was adamant there were to be no babies until then and how could he act like there was nothing wrong and in the meantime he is having an affair with my best friend? And all the time I thought it was Sian’s baby

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13. Let’s pray together,’ Minister Lyle said, and we held hands and prayed

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14. I giggled and before long Vera was dramatising, with the aid of her hands, the event for Minister Lyle

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15. Living with Lyle and Vera for the next few days was exactly what I needed to reflect, rethink and re-evaluate my life

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16. When Minister Lyle came home we sat in their cosy lounge and discussed all the pros and cons of the position in Cape Town

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17. My heart pulsated in my ears so loudly that it was difficult to hear Lyle speak

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18. Minister Lyle opened the meeting with a prayer, and I tried with all my might to focus on what he was saying in his prayer, to focus on God, to allow God to control me and not try and control myself

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19. I sat in silence, glued to my seat, hearing the faint sniffs from Evelyn, daring not to speak while Minister Lyle spoke for all of us concerned

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20. I indicated to Minister Lyle that I was leaving, and Vera helped me stand up, supporting me as I had to force my reluctant body to move

21. Rodger and Kiki joined Minister Lyle, Vera and me in the small restaurant at the station, their steak and kidney pies were scrumptious but perhaps not at five in the morning

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22. I was hesitant and anxious, even though Minister Lyle and Vera had assured me a hundred times at lunch that Spencer and Evelyn would not be there, and that gnawing feeling clawed at my nerves until we were attending the Lord’s Table and I gave my inhibitions to God and shared in His body and His blood

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23. Jim and I shared a love for fishing, and fishing came second only to his devotion to his wife, Rosalie, the great pride he had for his sons, Randy and Lyle, and the delight he felt at the birth of his first grandchild, Thomas

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24. Line- throwing (Lyle) gun: a small caliber gun that throws a line weighted at one end a long distance; used in lifesaving, or throwing a lifeline to a vessel

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25. At the prosecutors table sat the county attorney Lyle Manning and the assistant county attorney Anne

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26. In their hands, Kyle and Lyle made a fireball each, pushed the two together into a bigger one, and started charging towards Eric and the others

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27. Despite the results, Kyle and Lyle were giggling and grinning as they walked closer, obviously quite satisfied with their prank

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28. He looked at Lyle, shouted "Catch!", and threw the fireball to him in a gentle arc

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29. Lyle caught the ball with both hands

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30. Lyle grinned, swung his arm back, and threw the fireball with full strength at Rose

31. When it got to Kyle or Lyle, the airball spread out and weakened, but when they passed it on, it narrowed and strengthened again

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32. They pissed all over the trees," Lyle pinched his nose in disgust

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33. "You think I would use Kyle and Lyle as mine clearers? Those were just harmless alarm wards

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34. Kyle and Lyle were catching their breaths and paid no heed to the discussion

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35. "Tell him about the robot!" Lyle nudged his brother

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36. "Come," he said to Lyle and the two of them ran off

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37. "We got the robot!" Lyle yelled

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38. "Yay!" Kyle high-fived Lyle

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39. His instinct told him that Kyle and Lyle tried to sneak up on someone, again

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40. It was Kyle and Lyle, with Duke sniffing around

41. The mental music ceased when Lyle managed to get his hands on two forks at the same time

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42. When the hostile reverberation stopped, Eric saw Lyle lying still on the ground and Kyle twitching his mouth like a rabid animal

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43. Lyle looked down and twiddled his thumbs

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44. “Wow, Libby, it’s great news that you’re even interested in looking into this,” Lyle said

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45. ” I pointed at the pitcher of beer Lyle had next to him, and he poured some into a plastic cup for me, mostly foam

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46. That’s what my meeting with Lyle was like: those first loose, horrible ten minutes, when the grown-ups have left, and neither kid knows what the other one wants, so you stand there, near the TV they’ve told you to keep off, fiddling with the antenna

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47. I said it thinking I wouldn’t really get it, but Lyle reached into an old nylon wallet, held together with duct tape, and counted out $300

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48. That’s one thing Lyle had advised me on, stuttering and careful with his words: You only get one chance to get through the metal detector

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49. “So was he what you expected? What did he say?” Lyle started, his leg jittering

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50. Lyle ate fries for a while, squeezing packets of ketchup on the side of the plate, then salting and peppering the ketchup, then dipping each fry individually and placing it in his mouth with girlish care

51. “It never went forward—the police didn’t bring charges,” Lyle said

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52. LYLE HAD TRACKED down Krissi Cates’s mother in Emporia, Kansas, where she lived with her second husband, with whom she’d had a second daughter almost twenty years after the first

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53. Lyle had left several messages in the past year, but she’d never returned his call

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54. Lyle was in the passenger seat

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55. Lyle was staring at his leg, listening sideways like he usually did

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56. I got out of the car and fumbled with the notes Lyle had given me, a neat, numbered list of questions to ask Krissi, if we found her

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57. She gave a quick bounce on her heels, looked from me to Lyle, who was watching the pavement

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58. “She may have a different last name now,” Lyle said, then looked away toward the highway

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59. Lyle she only glanced at, since he was taking turns gaping at her or turning almost entirely away from us

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60. “Are you married? Is your name still Cates?” Lyle blurted

61. Lyle had his arms folded, his hands in his armpits, trying not to touch anything, trying to look like he was looking at the dancer without really looking at her

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62. We drank, the shot sitting thick in my throat, Lyle making a whoo! noise like it had been whiskey

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63. “He live around here?” Lyle was freaking her out, his intensity was laserlike

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64. Lyle cut her off

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65. Lyle started to say something when I turned to him, poked a finger toward his chest and mouthed, Shut up

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66. Lyle and I drove for twenty minutes without saying much, until finally he said, in his summing-up, newscaster voice, “So obviously she’s lying about Ben molesting her

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67. Lyle seemed completely fine with paying me

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68. I glanced at Lyle, who wrinkled his nose minutely

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69. I glanced at Lyle, and he rolled his eyes discreetly

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70. I decided to drive down to see Runner, ignore the two messages from Lyle and the zero messages from Diane

71. In the thirteen minutes I had left, I told Lyle about Runner, and about Diondra

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72. “OK,” Lyle said, looking to his left, aiming his ear at me, his listening-thinking stance

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73. It was one of forty-thousand new facts I had in my brain, thanks to Lyle and all his files

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74. “You know, Libby, I’m proud of you, with all this,” Lyle said stiffly

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75. “So, uh, what are you doing this weekend?” Lyle said, picking at the edge of the sofa, the same spot where Krissi had put her face in her hands and wept

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76. Lyle was coming with me to Teepano Feed, partly because he wanted to see what Trey Teepano was like, and partly, I think, because he was nervous about the guy

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77. I stared so hard I missed the big old brick building labeled Teepano Feed and Farm Supply, Lyle tapping my shoulder, LibbyLibbyLibby

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78. “Don’t … you know,” I started saying to Lyle, who was snapping his head around, shifting into his oblivious inquisitor mode, “You know, don’t—”

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79. The crazy-making jazz continued as Lyle called out a hello

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80. “Probably because of the music,” Lyle yelled, pointing up at the ceiling

81. “I’m just her friend,” Lyle offered

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82. “So that’s true?” Lyle said

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83. “You really believed in the Devil?” Lyle said

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84. Lyle was suddenly tense, bobbing up and down, pushing his pointy finger against my back, trying to steer me toward the door

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85. I’d driven about five minutes when Lyle told me to pull over, aimed himself at me, and said, “Oh my God

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86. Lyle was bouncing in his seat

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87. Lyle was grinning, his long teeth glowing brighter than the rest of him in the dark car

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88. “I wonder how old the tattoo is,” Lyle said

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89. Lyle whipped out his laptop, balanced it on tight knees

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90. “Would you find me some directions to that house, Lyle?”

91. I sat outside a closed gas station for almost an hour, rubbing my ringing feet, waiting for Lyle

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92. I had called Lyle collect from a phone outside the gas station I was sure wouldn’t work, and he’d started the conversation before the operator even got off the line: Did you hear? Did you hear? I did not hear

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93. I started screaming, nasty things, slamming my hand on the window, yelling til spittle ran out my mouth, and that only made Lyle more sure he was taking me to the police

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94. I bent over at the waist, but kept looking at Lyle

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95. Lyle came over to watch bad TV with me, his new habit

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96. We were watching some particularly grotesque reality show when Lyle suddenly sat up straighter

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97. Lyle and I had put together pieces of that night from what Diondra had told me: They were at the house, ready to run away, and something happened that unraveled Diondra, she killed Michelle

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98. Lyle, call Henry, tell him to hurry up with that stretcher

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