British banking name

Usage examples of barclay.

Barclay, he'd done several hundred mystery and detective stories and half as many airwar adventures for Sky Fighters and the other aviation magazines.

Then, at Barclay Street, I insisted that we pause a moment to look at the façade of the Astor House.

Morse), and a covering letter from the Manager of the High Street branch of Barclays Bank, dated 26th July.

A crash truck roared up the runway with three crew members and Bud Barclay who had come over to drive Tom to the Enterprises plant.

What is wanted is not some Barclay or other, but a man like Bennigsen, who made his mark in 1807, and to whom Napoleon himself did justice- a man whose authority would be willingly recognized, and Bennigsen is the only such man.

He put a wire recorder up against the telephone booth and heard one side of the conversation in which Dutton arranged to meet someone out at the Barclay Country Club on the seventh tee.

In the nearly four years that he had been in China, McCoy had evolved a gambling system that had resulted in a balance of nearly two thousand dollars at Barclays Bank.

Barclay was present when the late lamented Geddes summoned Scot back to his body at Melrose.

With his pal Bud Barclay, Chow, and a group of top-flight technicians, he braves the white fury of the Antarctic ice barriers to set up operations.

If now Barclay is replaced by Benigsen, all will go to rack and ruin, because Benigsen made an exhibition of his incapacity in 1807.

He had arrived exactly where Barclay had indicated on the sketch plan.

There were more grins, less tensity still, when Barclay and Van Wall finished their work.

It was one of the many qualities of leadership and human purity for which Barclay would, one day, be recognized on worlds not yet numbered.

Barclay turned down the long corridor to the power plant, but already before him Norris and Van Wall were racing down.