Davie

[ dey-vee ]

noun

1. a town in SE Florida.

Example Sentences

She said Davie’s testimony, along with planned remarks from an NYPD official, were canceled just minutes before the hearing.

From ProPublica

Davie is far from alone in wanting to see a change in the police commissioner’s disciplinary authority, as pressure has increased on the NYPD to reform.

From ProPublica

“All of these things they could change today if they wanted to,” Davie said.

From ProPublica

The twins themselves, played beautifully by Erin Davie and Emily Padgett, are our inner voice and outer voice, says Condon.

From The Daily Beast

They started shooting in October 1979 in the little town of Davie, Florida.

From The Daily Beast

There was not much to do in Davie, so when the day's work was done, cast and crew made their own fun.

From The Daily Beast

Davie would be well away, for he would fret about his grandmother, and that would do neither of them any good.

From Project Gutenberg

Davie had come home to put on his own “meeting-clothes,” and declined his dinner in his hurry to get away again.

From Project Gutenberg

Jacob Holt would not stay to breakfast, though Davie and his mother had asked him to stay.

From Project Gutenberg

Katie kept her place by her grandfather, and so did Davie, but he was out of sight in the porch.

From Project Gutenberg

"There's some of thae chaps'll fairly enjoy this," said Davie, nodding in the direction of some of the delegates.

From Project Gutenberg