St. Moritz

[ moh-rits, maw-, muh-; mawr-its, mohr- ]

noun
  1. a resort town in SE Switzerland: a popular center for winter sports. 6,037 feet (1,840 meters) high.

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How to use St. Moritz in a sentence

  • "I want you to clear off," he said to the man, offering him five francs, and pointing in the direction of St. Moritz.

    The Dark Tower | Phyllis Bottome
  • He smoked, read his paper, and investigated in an unaccommodating spirit all that St. Moritz provided; but he didn't have to talk.

    The Dark Tower | Phyllis Bottome
  • St. Moritz lost two goals to nothing in the first half, and Winn felt as if he were biting on air.

    The Dark Tower | Phyllis Bottome
  • It used to be a delightful place then, as different from St. Moritz as anything could well be.

    Doctor Claudius, A True Story | F. Marion Crawford
  • He took up his residence then at St. Moritz and other places of rather high altitude in Italy and continued his literary work.

    Psychotherapy | James J. Walsh