Civil War anthem

Usage examples of dixie.

Dixie reported that the Thai formation was still pursuing the fleeing bogies and was now approaching U Feng.

Everything would probably have gone on like that indefinitely, since he had convinced himself that bugling was nothing, had it 20 not been for that deathbed promise to his mother and for Dixie Wells.

Sitting on the coffee table along with a couple open two-liter bottles of generic cola and some Dixie cups was a pitiful torn bag of stick pretzels and a small plastic container of cold supermarket guacamole dip.

Atlanta on the Dixie Express, and credentials identifying me as an attorney with the Louis Piquett firm.

Governor Ross Barnett proudly waved the flag of Dixie from his VIP seat.

The little food commissary in Building C charges airport prices, so Janice usually does a big shopping once a week at the Winn Dixie a half-mile down Pindo Palm Boulevard.

After breakfast Harry walks along Pindo Palm Boulevard and brings back a bag of groceries from Winn Dixie, passing up the Keystone Corn Chips and going heavy on the low-cal frozen dinners.

Dixie dew coated the windshield, and preholiday Nashville was still as sleepy as I was.

The idiot rode strumming his banjo, playing over and over the last two tunes he had heard, regaling the countryside alternately with the national anthems of Dixie and France.

Her willing workers had the mythical faithful darkies of the Dixie that never was beat by a furlong at anticipating wishes.

Hawaiian, I love that, everybody could wear muumuus and Dixie teaches the hula maybe she could teach the whole town and we could give everybody a lei when they drove into town.

Groups like the Spear Family, the Happy Goodman Family, the Statesmen, the Harmony Boys, the Weatherfords, the LeFevres, the Dixie Four, the Tennessee Valley Boys, and the Melody Masters made their living by traveling and appearing at small churches, singing conventions, revivals, all-day sings, and dinner-on-the-ground events.

Cee Cee's favorite ice creamhad always been Dixie Cups, which she dug at and ate with a little flatwooden spoon.

He cruised by the Breakers, Al’s Dixie Diner and every exile hangout on both sides of the highway.

But as he returned to barracks to pass the word of the march around camp, he made himself a solemn vow: using every ruse he could think of, from slow-ups to sit-downs to minor mutinies, Dixie Deans somehow intended to reach the Allied lines with all twelve thousand men of Stalag 357.