What is "bibby"

Usage examples of "bibby".

So now as he stood rubbing his hands it was in the absolute certainty that in just a few more seconds one of the footmen would appear between the tapestry portieres bearing aloft a silver tray with the tea things, and then Bibby would come in with the paper, and presently Mrs.

The blue cloud faded away, bearing with it both Bibby and the burglar.

Sadducee, his secretary, that he wished to have it and direct him to send the invitations from List Number One and then to tell Bibby the same thing and to order the chef to serve Dinner Number Four--only to have Johannisberger Cabinet instead of Niersteiner.

Milt was not to be drawn, so they turned their humour upon Artemus Bibby, a man greatly afraid of bears.

Canadian sociologist Reginald Bibby has shown that fewer than 10 percent of those who join evangelical churches come from outside the evangelical community, and most of that 10 percent usually come from other churches or through intermarriage.

Schliemann had discovered his Troy, Bibby his Dilmun, Mellaart his Catal Huyuk.

And Sonia always seemed contented enough until we met that damned Bibby at Brighton.

It comprised 33 merchant ships beside an armed merchant cruiser, the auxiliary cruiser Cheshire, a 10,500 ton passenger liner of the Bibby Line, Liverpool.

Grief was saved for other men, like Chicken Hagger, and now Bibby Nunn, caught by sniper fire.