Shelby

[ shel-bee ]

noun

1. a city in S North Carolina.

Example Sentences

With Shelby, in contrast, I had a hard time convincing myself that this was still true.

From Time

There are many Shelby lightbulbs that have remained glowing for decades.

From Popular-Science

“Let’s get five tyrants out of office,” Shelby said at the microphone, referring to the Maricopa County supervisors, whom they hoped to recall from their positions.

From Washington Post

Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito were in the majority of Shelby, and Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that opinion himself.

From Time

Within hours of Shelby’s retirement announcement Monday, the Alabama race was already looking like a Republican free-for-all.

From Washington Post

Last year, the Supreme Court held in Shelby County v. Holder.

From The Daily Beast

The bride, the former Shelby Drake, is a teacher and the daughter of a minister.

From The Daily Beast

Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama tried to catch Yellen in a gotcha.

From The Daily Beast

“The South is not the same South it was in 1964,” said Frank Ellis, a Shelby County, Alabama, lawyer at the center of the case.

From The Daily Beast

In 2012, she played Shelby in a traveling production of Steel Magnolias—in Ireland.

From The Daily Beast

In a direct line between me and the warrior stood Shelby Cousin, his rifle bearing on the warrior.

From Project Gutenberg

Captain Evan Shelby assumed command and ordered the men to keep up the advance.

From Project Gutenberg

That night we buried Shelby Cousin on the bank of the Kanawha and built a fire over his grave to conceal it.

From Project Gutenberg

Somewhat nervous, Shelby walked to the door and hammered loudly upon it.

From Project Gutenberg

A strange thrill tingled and vibrated along Shelby's spine when he realized how alien was Alkebar.

From Project Gutenberg