What is "colby"

Usage examples of "colby".

When their discussion came to an end I pulled back, let Vance Colby through without him seeing me, and after he was out and in his car I went inside to where Miles was hunched up behind his desk, his face looking like he had just been whipped.

He went to Ankara several times to salvage something from the strained relationship, setting up a small liaison headquarters in Ankara under Lieutenant General Colby Broadwater, who served as his conduit to the Turkish General Staff.

Charles Colby made a small ceremony of handing her the papers which established her new status as a freedwoman of the colony.

Colby hotfoot for his horse, and Anna apprehensively back to her mistress.

Colby suddenly drew the old man away from the women and spoke to him in a Lakota dialect, softly, so that none of the neighbors could overhear.

Wheatly sat on the big sofa, mostly ignoring the mug of coffee Vidalia had insisted someone bring him, while other officers, Jimmy Corona and his long-time partner, fellow former Chicago cop Colby Benton among them, were upstairs, doing whatever it was cops did in cases like this.

There was a gang of gunmen known as the Colby Gang that left a trail of killings across Texas.

Some of the flock was made up of the aging survivors of the pullets bestowed on her by Jane Colby as a wedding gift, but the majority embraced their more youthful descendants.

Gentleman Colby returned to his first love and reached for another card.

The seething crowd, surged toward the door carrying Colby along with its tide.

The television cameras had been carefully placed, so that Rhoum and the woman could see, on the wide screen, every corner of the room which Colby had just entered, even the young and lovely woman who sat, dressed in a loose neo-nylon robe, on the divan.

He rose from his desk and walked around the divan to Helen Colby, placing a light hand on her shoulder.

After cursing that they were putting his horse at risk for the distemper, which the board of health had warned was imminent after a review of stable conditions, Colby sped through small avenues and down unlit frozen pastures.

There was one half page of notes and pictures devoted to the engagement of one Anita Bannerman to Vance Colby, a prominent realtor who had settled in Culver City some year and a half before.

I had something else to tell them they would like to have heard, but the entrance of Vance Colby stopped that.