fosse
IPA: fˈɑs
noun
- A ditch or moat.
- A surname.
- (anatomy) Alternative form of fossa [(anatomy) A pit, groove, cavity, or depression.]
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Examples of "fosse" in Sentences
- It isn't actually Fosse choreography.
- A young Bob Fosse has a featured role.
- The last follow the route of the Fosse ay.
- The last follow the route of the Fosse Way.
- Fosse ended the year with a.301 batting average.
- Another of a "fosse" or coal-pit about a mile away.
- Fosse shot the film largely on location in Manhattan.
- The parish includes the hamlet of Street on the Fosse.
- Descending the spiral staircase into the "fosse," or pit, is like stealing onto the set of "Modern Times," Charlie Chaplin's 1936 vision of industrial society.
- To this last is to be credited the terrible device of throwing converts into the solfataras at Unzen, and under him, also, the punishment of the "fosse" was resorted to.
- Avebury had at one time within a great rampart and a fosse, which is still forty feet deep, a large circle of rough unhewn stones, and within this two circles each containing a smaller concentric circle.
- There is something picturesque and original in the first sight of a place like Arras, or St. Omer, with the rich and lavish greenery, luxuriant trees, banks of grass by which the 'fosse' and grim walls are masked.
- One night they crept unobserved through the arsenal and over the inner palisade, but on reaching the rampart they came face to face with two of the officers, and again a leap into the fosse was the only way of escape.
- Portanto, antes de enxotar essa minoria de dentro do Senado como se fosse cão pequeno, examine-se se ela não faz coro com a vontade de uma maioria atenta que, do lado de fora do Senado, são brasileiros de voz e vez, ao menos em época de eleição.
- Fica claro e evidente que não há nenhum interesse por parte da oposição em investigar a Petrobras, pois se assim fosse poderia ter esperado até a audiência pública, no entanto aproveitaram a ausência de praticamente todos os Senadores para instalar a CPI ..
- We walked along its narrow and straight surface until we came to a road which crossed it, and here, about halfway between Rugby and Coventry, we turned to the right, leaving the "fosse" to continue its course across Dunsmore Heath, where in ancient times Guy, the famous
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