The word "virgil" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to the Roman poet Virgil or as a given name. For example: "My son's name is Virgil, and it's a family name handed down from generations before him."
At the summit of Purgatory, where repentant sinners are purged of their sins, Virgil departs, having led Dante as far as human knowledge is able, to the threshold of Paradise.
I have talked about Virgil van Dijk, Jason Denayer, and Nir Bitton has done well and Scott Brown has been very good.
It is your server's ability to divine your tastes and, like a boozy Virgil, guide you to the right beer for your palate.
Greg Tansey scored from the spot past the replacement Celtic goalkeeper, Lukasz Zaluska, to cancel out Virgil van Dijk's opener for Celtic and there were no more goals until extra time.
He's parted ways with his long-time trainer Freddie Roach in favour of Virgil Hunter, who has reined in the offensive recklessness and added a new dimension of tactical maturity.
(Probably: while Virgil Goode has not conceded defeat, he is well behind Democratic lawyer Tom Perriello in the 6th district).
There are 77 copies of works by Ovid listed in surviving 12th-century library catalogues against 72 of those of Virgil (nobody else comes close).
Much depends on the identity of the new manager but Lee Congerton, the sporting director, is likely to target the Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk while doing everything in his power to keep Lee Cattermole in central midfield.
Virgil van Dijk also tested the keeper with a long run and drive which was tipped over, before Gordon dived to flick over a long-range shot by Ales Mertelj.
Moments later, after the Hoops defence again found themselves in a mess, the defender Virgil van Dijk had to head clear Clarkson's goal-bound chip.
THE problem with those lefties on California's coast is that they "love fish, hate farmers," says Virgil Rogers in his Okie twang, so common in California's Central Valley.
