"Miss Saigon" lyricist Richard

Usage examples of maltby.

No doubt belatedly aware that he was in serious trouble from the overdose, Maltby had evidently tried to get to his feet, perhaps to call for help.

What could it hurt to just glance inside to see if Maltby had left any clue to what it was he had wanted to tell her?

I think Maltby was trying to write Amber Hills Dairy because he knew he was dying.

They must have got the word that Maltby was dead and thought they’d drop in to see if he left any drugs around.

Besides, Maltby was an excellent trap tangler and a fine P-A in his day.

And then there’s this business of trying to figure out why Professor Maltby sent for me the day he died.

She knew only that she had to try to find out why Maltby had gone to the trouble of concealing the article in a trapped milk carton.

I just want to know where Maltby went when he spent a night in the catacombs.

I did it the night I found it and then reset it so Maltby would never know.

Even Ambassador Maltby, though not deemed capable of delight as others understood it, was heard to remark that a young man who played off eight and kept his mouth shut between strokes couldn't be all bad.

Or at BUCHAN meetings when Maltby with customary perversity decided to needle him about a report - 'Is your source illiterate as well as omniscient, Andrew, or do we have you to thank for his split infinitives?

It was falling at ten-minute intervals but Maltby seemed unaware of it.

A word, Nigel, if you'd be so good, Maltby had said on the telephone at one o'clock this morning, just as Paddy was getting off to sleep.

Not once in the eighteen months that they had known each other had Maltby confided in him.

A different Stormont too, who frowns into a void every time he speaks, and endorses whatever Maltby says.