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US
/ˈstəbz/
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NOUN
- English historian noted for his constitutional history of medieval England (1825-1901)
How To Use Stubbs In A Sentence
- An equine print after the style of Stubbs adorned the longest wall.
- Titian with Duccio, for example - making them consecutive leads to disconcerting contiguities before and aft, Crivelli with Campin, Velázquez with Stubbs... Evening Standard - Home
- It was a sweet repast in the swank abode of internationally renowned interior designer Bill Stubbs Friday afternoon.
- As a head Stubbs was charismatic and outwardly eccentric, making it policy to shake every child's hand and say something nice about them.
- Emptores, shows the extreme lengths to which this subinfeudation was carried (Stubbs, Select Charters, 478). The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
- Yet in his lifetime the horse was of course as much a problem for Stubbs's reputation as it was the cornerstone of his artistic practice.
- It was a copybook move of pinpoint accuracy which saw Alan Stubbs spray the ball wide to Mark Patterson, whose near-post cross found the quicksilver Scot in a determined rush to open his account.
- Stoke-Cruden -- for that was the name and address of the present discoverers of America -- had a herd of short-horns, and that Mrs. Stubbs was even more familiar with the herd-book than her husband. Their Pilgrimage
- Only one in seven has a complete ban, Mr Stubbs said.
- MRS. STUBBS: "Well, I 'ope' e'd better luck with 'is than I' ave. Mr. Punch's History of the Great War