A week ago, Amanda Curtis was a just math teacher from butte with a TED talk.
Tedford spotted Rodgers while recruiting another butte player, but Rodgers still wears butte jerseys.
In the end, conduct that might not fly in butte could draw a fugghedaboudit in Brooklyn.
The lawyer left them at the next station to wait for a train back to butte.
Really, Miss Della, she's the most famous cow in butte, just now.
She followed cautiously, and under a butte far from the Hen she found Jake's camp.
And Peabody he writes to his lawyer friend in butte, Montana.
You see, our train is going on a line with that butte behind us and the sun.
The detectives sent to butte the previous day went too late.
"I suppose there are letters at the hotel in butte," said Dave, with a little sigh.
1805, American English, from French butte, from Old French but "mound, knoll" (see butt (n.3)). A French word introduced in Lewis & Clark's journals.
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