Mosley

[ mohz-lee ]

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noun

(Sir) Oswald Er·nald [ur, -n, uh, ld], 1896–1980, English politician and fascist leader.

Mosley

/ ˈməʊzlɪ /

MosleySir Oswald Ernald18961980MBritishPOLITICS: fascist Sir Oswald Ernald. 1896–1980, British politician; founder of the British Union of Fascists (1932)

Mosley had been a regular starter for three seasons, and Cross developed into a third-round NFL draft pick.

While Mosley has already taken the next step in his coaching career, there are others coming behind him looking to make a similar move up the ranks.

Mosley said he opted out to keep from putting his family at risk.

In terms of weight loss, participants can expect to shed about one to two pounds per week, says Dr. Mosley on his website.

There are so many people who are great fighters in the world, like Shane Mosley, Oscar de la Hoya, and Roy Jones Jr.

Mosley sued for invasion of privacy and won—a rare victory here.

When she wrote Wigs Diana had for several years been the mistress and was soon to become the wife of Oswald Mosley.

Known to Evil by Walter Mosley Another classic detective novel from a contemporary master.

Bill Mosley and his companion pushed on after leaving the poor Chinaman tied to the tree.

And turning down Mosley Street, all the way he guided her through some side streets where there were fewer people to stare.

Had Humphrey Mosley any presentiment of the deathless fame of Milton?

To-night he is at Mosley with our good friend Mr. Whitegrave.

In your passage up Mosley Street, did you meet with any number of people?

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