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Billy Sunday   /bˈɪli sˈəndˌeɪ/   Listen
Billy Sunday

noun
1.
United States evangelist (1862-1935).  Synonyms: Sunday, William Ashley Sunday.






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"Billy sunday" Quotes from Famous Books



... damned lies ... But you can't beat him at that stunt. The man's the superbest actor that ever walked the earth. You can see it in his face. It isn't a face, it's a mask. He could make himself look like Shakespeare or Julius Caesar or Billy Sunday or Brigadier-General Richard Hannay if he wanted to. He hasn't got any personality either—he's got fifty, and there's no one he could call his own. I reckon when the devil gets the handling of him at last he'll have to put sand on his claws to keep ...
— Mr. Standfast • John Buchan

... greatest of all events that occurred at this place was the baptism of Christ. John the Baptist must have been the Billy Sunday of his day for the crowds that came to hear him were immense. One day among others who came was a fine looking young man who asked for baptism. But the preacher knew him and refused, saying that he was unworthy to do this, but the young man, who was no other ...
— Birdseye Views of Far Lands • James T. Nichols



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