noun
definition
A person who makes or sells bows (for use with arrows).
definition
A person who uses the bow, an archer.
Examples of bowyer in a Sentence
The communities in the locality were in lockdown after Straffen's almost nonchalant escape and his presumed murder of Linda Bowyer.
Smithy deserves a call-up, and the midfield would be greatly enhanced by Lee Bowyer, but it ain't going to happen.
Ian Harte swung over a super diagonal cross from the left to pick out Bowyer in the Barca box.
Throughout his life Bowyer remained a faithful follower of the Baptist church.
Goals in either half from Lee Bowyer and Mark Viduka effectively kick-started United's Premiership campaign in a quality contest at Elland Road.
The all action Bowyer managed to work an opening, but saw his 20 yard lob clear the bar by a fraction.
Bowyer bossed the midfield most of the time... .
Bowyer, Woodgate, Dacourt, their best players and all massively overrated.
Bowyer have given the Spurs fans the biggest 2 fingered salute possible.
Getting rid of Bowyer should be the priority, you could do without racist thugs who fight their own teammates.
The headmaster, Bowyer (as he was called, though his name was Boyer), was a severe disciplinarian, but respected by his pupils.
Middleton, afterwards known as a Greek scholar, and bishop of Calcutta, reported Coleridge to Bowyer as a boy who read Virgil for amusement, and from that time Bowyer began to notice him and encouraged his reading.
A soft goal gifted to Paul Merson early on was canceled out by a well-taken effort by Lee Bowyer.