Sentence examples for the bury from inspiring English sources
verb
To ritualistically inter in a grave or tomb.
Nosy people obviously don't have a lot of secrets or anything else, so the bury their big noses in other people's business.
"Come on, ref," laughs Bob Stokoe, the Bury centre-half.
And today the Bury Times has published an interview with David Chaytor.
He spends four hours every week at the Bury branch answering phone calls.
Elbow's fifth album hasn't exactly been dazzled by the bright lights of the Bury band's success.
Early Iron Age hill forts survive at the Bury Ditches, Hopesay Burrow Camp, Caer Caradoc, the Wrekin, and Old Oswestry.
The Bury-based firm has around 350 JD Sports and size?
24 February to 1 March Elbow Once barren of commercial success, the Bury-hailing rock band finally reach their goal with an arena tour.
The Bury-born actor, 40, said he made the decision to forgo a breathing apparatus during the scene because he felt it would affect the film's continuity.
"What an engine," said Vause, a volunteer with Riley & Son, the Bury-based steam and diesel engineering specialists tasked with restoring the locomotive.
Williams, born in 1932 in Risby, near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, left his grammar school at 16 to join the Bury Free Press as a trainee reporter.
