Sentence examples for geoffrey from inspiring English sources
The word "geoffrey" is usable in written English, typically as a proper noun
You can use it when referring to a person named Geoffrey or in contexts related to that name. Example: "Geoffrey is known for his exceptional skills in graphic design."
proper noun
Popular in the U.K. in the 20th century.
His real name was the Reverend Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy, but he was universally known as Woodbine Willie, for his habit of dishing out cigarettes, as well as crosses and Bibles, to soldiers on the line.
Even in the face of marble-hearted ingratitude, there is nothing of bitterness in Geoffrey Robinson.Nor is there anything of absolute Oriental luxury about my own flat.
Nicholas Negroponte, founder of MIT's Media Lab, and Vivek Kundra, chief information officer for the Obama White House applauded this vision, while Geoffrey West, the former director of the Santa Fe Institute, and David Gelernter, a professor at Yale University, heaped scorn on it.What do you think, gentle reader?
This hardline immigration policy, fostered by tough economic times, will make it increasingly difficult for the city to go on reinventing itself in the way it has done over the past 25 years.The maths of cities, as expounded by Geoffrey West, are not encouraging.
Counsel assisting the commission, Geoffrey Watson, said he had been of the opinion that George had done nothing wrong.
"Sounds like a pretty good loan, doesn't it?" counsel assisting the commission, Geoffrey Watson, SC, said.
The film attempts to get some things right: its glorious South African locations were filmed by the adventurous director Geoffrey Barkas, and Lobengula is played by Ndaniso Kumala, who was, according to reports at the time, the real Lobengula's nephew.
If they're worried by it, what was the message they were sending by letting professional attention-seeker Geoffrey Edelston hijack and degrade Malthouse's record-breaking 715th game, of all occasions, when Edelsten dragged his sleazy one-man circus into the coaching box for the sake of coterie funds?
He later tweeted a photo of himself flashing two thumbs up alongside members of the 173rd and the US ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt.
We, meanwhile, have got Ed Miliband begrudgingly revealing a mumbled, low-level appreciation for the professional career of Geoffrey Boycott.
Geoffrey Robertson QC said: "This is a victory for common sense and freedom of speech.
