Villiers

[ vil-erz, vil-yerz ]

noun

1. Frederic, 1852–1922, English artist and war correspondent.
2. George. Buckingham, 1st Duke of.
3. George. Buckingham, 2nd Duke of.

Villiers

/ ˈvɪljəz; ˈvɪləz /

noun

1. George. See (Dukes of) Buckingham

Example Sentences

The force successfully applied to Westminster Council to suspend the licence of the Villiers Street venue until a full hearing can take place.

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Furthermore, the England skipper's teenage idol, South Africa great AB de Villiers, also played much of his career as a wicketkeeper, but kept in only three of his last 78 matches and averaged 65.

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There was time for a late twist when Mady Villiers took two wickets in the final over but then missed a run-out chance, with Ireland claiming another run on the overthrow to secure the win.

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After the initial collapse, it looked like England could waste their excellent start only for Villiers to take the initiative with a superb, innovative cameo.

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The tourists collapsed from 112-1 to 116-4 before Mady Villiers led the recovery with a 15-ball 35, only for the last five wickets to fall for six runs at the death.

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