Surtees

[sur-teez]

noun

1. Robert Smith, 1805–64, English editor and writer.

Surtees

/ ˈsɜːtiːz /

noun

1. John. born 1934, British racing motorcyclist and motor-racing driver. He was motorcycling world champion (1956, 1958–60) and Formula One world champion (1964), the only man to have been world champion in both sports

2. Robert Smith. 1803–64, British journalist and novelist, who satirized the sporting life of the English gentry in such works as Jorrocks's Jaunts and Jollities (1838)

Example Sentences

At the trial in 2023, the judge said Williams and her boyfriend Thomas Surtees had been "fuelled by drink or drugs" and she found it "very hard to credit" that neither "shared an interest in paedophilia".

From BBC

Surtees was jailed for 15 years.

From BBC

The judge said that Williams had used her position as a primary school teacher to "titillate" Surtees.

From BBC

The new remastering using the 35mm original camera negative of the 1971 film embraces a screen-filling presentation and cinematographer Robert Surtees’ moody lighting exposing viewers to a town visually crumbling around the edges.

From Washington Times

“It’s certainly true that people do often give away valuable items without fully understanding their value,” wrote Simon Surtees of John Surtees, a shop in the London Silver Vaults, a subterranean market that reputedly holds the world’s largest retail selection of antique and contemporary silver.

From New York Times