Tovey

[ toh-vee ]

noun

1. Sir Donald Francis, 1875–1940, English music scholar.

Example Sentences

And Russell Tovey as George, the werewolf, is insanely watchable.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Tovey, still impersonating Delilah in the corner, was approaching the more excitable passages of the song.

From Project Gutenberg

Facing these flames stood Miss Ford and Mr. Tovey, hand in hand, each singing a different song very earnestly.

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Mr. Tovey and the Mayor were talking at the foot of the stairs, Mr. Frere was listening sardonically.

From Project Gutenberg

I find in my journal one entered as Tovey-tovey, another as Kanakala.

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But to return to Mr. Tovey and the "mare's-nest" to which we have referred.

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