Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Bellamy, Edward 1850-1898. American writer and utopian socialist who publicized his political views through his popular novel Looking Backward (1888).
Wiktionary
- n. A surname.
Etymologies
- Of Norman origin, from beu or bel (good, fair, handsome) and ami (friend). (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Bellamy is unavailable despite playing 90 minutes for Cardiff City against Barnsley last Saturday, although Flynn brushed aside the controversial absence of the Wales captain and expressed confidence in the forwards he has given "licence to thrill".”
The Guardian: Brian Flynn confident that Wales can flourish without Craig Bellamy
“The final film of Claude Chabrol's career before his death at 80 in September, Inspector Bellamy is an intriguing exercise in misdirection, built around the formidable figure of Gerard Depardieu.”
The Huffington Post: Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Inspector Bellamy
“Or that Matt Bellamy is no longer involved in scoring the movie?”
“He dedicates a chapter to each of the important pirate captains, including Captain Bellamy, Captain Bonnet, and Captain Blackbeard, whose actual name was Edward Thatch, but because of his decision to never shave or trim his beard, letting it grow freely and wild, was given this epithet.”
“David Bellamy explanation for Global Warming runs Environmentalist David Bellamy is sceptical of man's influence on global warming - he believes rising temperatures are part of the Earth's natural cycles.”
“David Bellamy is used to being attacked for his views on climate change but he believes there is a need for a much more balanced debate on the issue.”
“Christine Connelly and Martin Bellamy will each be paid around £200,000 a year (so increasing the cost to the taxpayer by around 40%).”
“Better yet surprise me, anything partaining to Matthew Bellamy is great for me.”
“s career before his death at 80 in September, Inspector Bellamy is an intriguing exercise in misdirection, built around the ...”
The Huffington Post: Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Inspector Bellamy
“Eliot Fintushel sees the shadow of Nazi Germany in Bellamy’s future America, as he notes in the insightful afterword to the 2009 Signet edition.”
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