Proper noun
Beardsley (plural Beardsleys)
A surname.
“A lot of people think you've got to be up at the crack of dawn, and I tell them that if you want to go real early, we sure can,” Beardsley said. Source: Internet
A piece in the Bookman called Crane "the Aubrey Beardsley of poetry," Davis, p. 117 and a commentator from the Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean stated that "there is not a line of poetry from the opening to the closing page. Source: Internet
Bobby Robson talks with Paul Parker and Peter Beardsley before extra time in England’s 1990 World Cup semi-final. Source: Internet
Art Nouveau ( Aubrey Beardsley and the architect Antonio Gaudí ) re-introduced abstract floral patterns into western art. Source: Internet
According to Tod Beardsley, engineering manager at Boston-based Rapid7 LLC, the problem is not a flaw in the Android software, but rather in the process for remediating those issues. Source: Internet
Beardsley provided Ars with an example of a picture of someone he said was a female colleague dressed in what appears to be a bra and underwear running on a lawn at night. Source: Internet