bandies

During the third quarter, several bandies will walk over to the opposing team's stands and hand out buttons.

Bandies often form intramural teams for various sports, and always sign up under the team name "Snidleys."

He was wielding a length of metal chain with a pair of wooden bandies.

They're grabbing everyone, able-bodies, students, bandies and their mothers."

"Both were very dedicated bandies.

'That's thirty-six feet, about ten metres or if, like me, you're very, very Irish, eighteen bandies.

He has assembled a large collection of vitredur toolheads that need only be equipped with shafts or bandies to be operational.

The band grows in size each year as bandsmen from seven decades renew old friendships and find common bonds with fellow bandies from other eras.

Bandies taped up posters of Elrod with the slogan, "Vote for Snidley - he won't do diddley!"

Ed and Kate are, to use a word Jim half-knowingly bandies about, failures, but they are judged compassionately as well as harshly.

These trio Burgess, Pratt and Benjamin Wesley used to travel on cart, and bullock bandies to preach in the surrounding areas.

In 1856, the Madurai collector reported on the construction of a new road connecting Tirumangalam, Madurai to Sholavandan; to "save the necessity of bandies going from the southward to Dindigul, coming into Madura".

Following this media firestorm as well as an outpouring of support for the band from various alums, students, and bandies, and an apology from the band, the Athletics department-in the interests of Columbia's "core free speech values"--allowed the band to perform at the season's final game.