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busby

[ US /ˈbəzbi/ ]
[ UK /bˈʌsbi/ ]
NOUN
  1. tall hat; worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions

How To Use busby In A Sentence

  • Our lively conversation between Penn Station and 30th Street, Philadelphia, where he got off, ranged freely overBusby Berkeley, the Empress Carlota of Mexico, the brilliance of Angela Lansbury, and Jesuit missions in Peru, etc. Archive 2009-07-01
  • Matt Busby and Brian Clough outstayed their time at Manchester United and Nottingham Forest, with damaging results, although the depth of the gratitude felt by their supporters meant that criticism was largely muted. José Mourinho joins Arsène Wenger in facing the stirrings of rebellion | Richard Williams
  • Busby suffered extensive injuries and was the only club official to survive the crash.
  • A bandsman from the Coldstream Guards displays his busby.
  • Busby was originally accused of orchestrating a hoax letter-bomb campaign against English people living in Scotland in the mid-1990s.
  • Police on Sir Matt Busby Way and elsewhere carried out the necessary security checks.
  • In the south aisle of Westminster-abbey, joining to Dr. Busby's, is erected a very noble marble monument to the memory of Dr. South, with his effigies in a cumbent posture, containing the following inscription: Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. I.
  • A busby, a round head and square shoulders, legs standing to attention. PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW
  • One of my favorite scenes in all of moviedom is from Blazing Saddles where the street fight in Rock Ridge suddenly breaks through the fourth wall and on to his set where, as the "flamboyant" director Buddy Bizarre, he is choreographing a male chorus in the Busby Berkeley-like "French Mistake" number. Dom DeLuise -- 1933-2009
  • For Charlton, Busby and goalkeeper Billy Foulkes, the other crash survivor still in the team, it was a deeply emotional moment.
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