Gus

[ guhs ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Augustus or Gustave.

Example Sentences

I did find women-owned brands when I shopped at stores like Gus’s that stocked locally made, organic items.

From Time

In 2014, he and his brother Gus, a former pro racer, rode 2,500 kilometers self-supported from their birthplace of Port Macquarie, Australia, to Uluru, the sacred sandstone monolith in the center of the country.

From Outside Online

The documentary Gus made about their trip, called “Thereabouts,” was a hit in the cycling world, capturing the spirit of the nascent gravel-riding and bikepacking movements, alternative forms of the sport that were on the rise.

From Outside Online

For lunch or a drink, head to the Stardrop Saloon in the town center, where bar owner Gus will recommend the best dishes and beverages.

From Washington Post

He adopted Gus, a 4-year-old poodle-Maltese mix, in the summer from Lucky Dog animal rescue in Arlington.

From Washington Post

Us is me and Gus, driving our bus across the land; when we die, just bury us together, hand in hand.

From The Daily Beast

Gus Connolly, a broad middle-aged man with a thick red beard, was working at the Games dressed as a fearsome Scottish warrior.

From The Daily Beast

The grail in this story is the guitar that Gus kept on top of his piano, too high for Keith to reach.

From The Daily Beast

In the end, he turned Gus into someone that Gus never wanted to be.

From The Daily Beast

Gus asks Hazel to speak at his eventual funeral, but decides he wants to hear what she has to say first.

From The Daily Beast

And you used to have such fun talking to Gus; 16 I believe that you went up-stairs while he was here last night.

From Project Gutenberg

But Jack was a hero, and he could not bear to see Gus Coulter drowned before his eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

When Pepper deposited his burden in a chair it was seen that Gus Coulter was in a bad way.

From Project Gutenberg

Gus will choose a woman that doesnt care for books, and so will Mr. Towne, mark my words!

From Project Gutenberg

Lewis Gesner and Gus Hammerton, my tried friends, were in the office at the time.

From Project Gutenberg