What is "beckley"

Usage examples of "beckley".

Gilbert Beckley said that rescue workers who reached the scene were forced to wait for the fire to subside before approaching the car.

If Beckley felt it was beneath him to work traffic accidents, he hid the resentment well.

Through the din of his own heart pounding he barely heard Beckley shouting for someone to bring a glass of water.

Gil Beckley hadn't mentioned the list—he was an even better cop than Stratton had thought.

And—inevitably—the instant he did, he found the diminutive Corporal Beckley at his side, screaming as loudly as Julian.

Despreaux snarled, and then, as Beckley burst out laughing, the sergeant closed her eyes, drew a deep breath, and smiled in spite of herself.

From what Beckley and Despreaux told me yesterday evening, you've got your cavalry about where I want it on that southern flank.

For just a moment, Beckley seemed kilometers away, and she closed her eyes.

She remembered being fifteen, back in Aunt May's kitchen in Beckley, Vest Virginia.

Anytime Joy found herself dwelling on Elayne, she'd quickly re mind herself that if she hadn't given her up, she'd have settled down in Beckley, West Virginia, and never have met Ryan.

I want to take a family trip to Beckley, lay flowers on May's and Jer's graves, and let them know how sorry I am that we spent so much time apart, then I want to visit my parents' graves, too, because I haven't been there for so long.

Jefferson persuaded John Beckley, the clerk of the House of Representatives, to conduct a private investigation of his enemy.

Wanting revenge, Beckley promptly gave to the gutter-journalist Callender his notes on the Reynolds-Hamilton affair.

Beckley, and, to take off a little of the dryness of the note, I added that I was glad it was to be reprinted here, and that something was to be publicly said against the political heresies which had sprung up among us etc.

Briggs no longer looked like a recruiting poster for the Confederate States Navy, as he had all through his stay in the prisoner-of-war camp near Beckley, West Virginia.