Costello English

Meaning Costello meaning

What does Costello mean?

— } of Irish origin.

How do I use Costello in a sentence?

Delores Costello.

Eve would ask Abbott to give her Costello.

The Moro Costello, tonight I'll be on board!

Costello, Jef, 30.

Why did you shave, Costello?

Jef Costello.

Costello's confession to a crime he didn't commit?

I'm going to show you Costello once more.

What do you think about Costello?

If we can get her on a perjury charge or whatever, we'll have our Jef Costello, sitting right here.

Costello dumped it, leaving his place.

Jef Costello was with you at your place from 7 p.m. to 1.45 a.m.

Suppose that I discover that Costello wasn't with you during those 6 hours.

Tell me, without witnesses, that Costello wasn't here that night, and I'll tear it up.

Check Abbott and Costello.

Now, Abbot and Costello, show me your orders.

Miss Costello.

This is Miss Costello of the Federal Broadcasting Company.

Miss Costello speaking.

And this is Miss Costello and Miss Saylor.

Costello Department, Miss Reference speaking.

I mean, Miss Reference Department, Costello.

Miss Costello, please.

Costello, Jef.

Jef Costello's confession to a crime he didn't commit?

Costello, Jef. Age 30.

I'd like you to take one more look at Costello.

And little Jef Costello will be sitting in this chair.

A package Costello dropped in the gutter.

You declared under oath that Jef Costello was here the night of the murder, from about 7:15 p.m. Until 1:45 a.m.

Let's suppose Costello wasn't here during those six hours, and I find out.

If you tell me now, without witnesses, that Costello wasn't here the night of the murder, I tear it up and we forget it.

When you see Costello, switch to this position.

It's a routine between Abbott and Costello.