George Cross


noun
  1. a British award for bravery, esp of civilians: instituted 1940: Abbreviation: GC

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How to use George Cross in a sentence

  • George Cross was the bank's first customer, and purchased draft No. 1.

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  • George Cross, who was not sleepy, remained awake in a shadow and kept guard, although none was needed.

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  • "Shooting before daylight, before they get their morning's grub," grumbled George Cross.

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