Bea

[ bee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

BEA

The artist Mike Denison has set himself a challenge: to draw one picture a day for an entire year of his heroine Bea Arthur.

When we speak, the artist Mike Denison is 308 Bea Arthurs down, with 57 to go.

A month ago, the BEA thought health-care spending rose at a 9.1 percent annual rate in the first quarter.

Bea Arthur, Diahann Carroll, Art Carney, and Harvey Korman round out the main cast.

Bea, royal watchers will recall, is the one who introduced Harry and Cressie in the first place.

"I didn't suppose there were such bea-u-tiful dresses in the world," sighed Elsie, looking about her.

When Jimmy joined the colors first, he knowed that soon he'd beA non-com.

And we cudden find the dreckshuns, and we bea'nt no schullards, but we do knaw that two and two do maake vower.

"I bean't to be galloping up and down them rides, I suppose," said Bat, almost contemptuously.

They had by this time turned into the Park, and Bea leaned forward to inhale the fresher air.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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