Beebe

American  

[bee-bee] / ˈbi bi /

noun

1. (Charles) William, 1877–1962, U.S. naturalist, explorer, and writer.

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Beebe Scientific  

/ bē′bē /

1. American naturalist, explorer, and author whose numerous expeditions include an oceanic descent of 923 m (3,028 ft) in a bathysphere he helped design, a record for this type of submersible.

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Example Sentences

“We were relieved” over the appeal’s success, said Mary Beebe, a city commissioner at the time.

From The Wall Street Journal

“His personal style of homespun humor, quick wit, and genuine warmth, combined with his deep knowledge, gave him the ability to pass progressive legislation that was so beneficial to our state,” Beebe said in a statement.

From Seattle Times

Another former Democratic Arkansas governor, Mike Beebe, said Pryor, his “close personal friend and confidant,” was “exactly the kind of honest and pragmatic person who is always needed in public office.”

From Seattle Times

One session led by Westmont President Dr. Gayle Beebe focused on leadership.

From Salon

For that exercise, on “Ethics and Morality in Public Square,” Beebe shared observations about world leaders “shaped by their religious upbringing.”

From Salon