Sentence examples for dearie in from inspiring English sources

Born Blossom Margrete Dearie in East Durham, N.Y., on April 28 , 1924 she was a classically trained pianist who switched to jazz after joining a high school band.

Woman No. 1: "No dearie, I mean in general".

In contrast, in Minnelli's Brigadoon (1954), she was the lovely Scots lass "waiting for my dearie" who comes in the shape of American tourist Kelly, romancing her as they dance through the Heather On The Hill.

Judge Raymond J. Dearie of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn officiated at Studio 450, a photography space in Manhattan.

Judge Raymond J. Dearie of United States District Court in Brooklyn agreed on Friday, writing that the drivers "are stripped of their licenses before they are afforded the opportunity to present their side of the story".

Guests in Opus consume roughly six hundred pounds of fries in an evening, Dearie said, and fry consumption rises with the number of Americans on board and the number of children — as does pizza consumption.

He sat quietly next to his lawyer in front of Judge Raymond J. Dearie during the seven-minute proceeding, in which the lawyer, J. Michael Dowling, entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf.

He is a son of the late Catherine A. Dearie and the late John A. Dearie, who lived in Rockville Centre, N.Y.

"This is real purgatory, I believe, for all of the individuals involved in this," Mr. Dearie said.

In matters of interpretation, Dearie was a stealth bomber who with the tiniest inflection could insert a note of scathing sarcasm into a performance.

Chorus: Oh dearie me / Something bad / Is happening / In the jungle / And in the heavens.