Roxburgh

[ roks-bur-oh, -buhr-ohor, especially British, -bruh ]

noun

1. a historic county in SE Scotland.

Example Sentences

Roxburgh’s home waterway, Lake Michigan, receives roughly half of all of the Great Lakes plastic pollution.

From Outside Online

Social media helps Roxburgh and dozens of area divers showcase the hidden wonders of Great Lakes scuba while illustrating the severe plastic plight lurking below the surface.

From Outside Online

With everything the Great Lakes have given him, both recreationally and professionally, Roxburgh now feels responsible for protecting and future-proofing these waterways.

From Outside Online

Roxburgh in his book points to the creation in 2005 of Russia Today, which is now known as RT.

From The Daily Beast

According to Angus Roxburgh, a former BBC reporter who worked on the Ketchum Russia account between 2006 and 2009, not much.

From The Daily Beast

Nonetheless, Roxburgh and Ketchum in this time period urged the Kremlin to open up more with western reporters in Moscow.

From The Daily Beast

In this period, Roxburgh said Ketchum was receiving $1 million a month to provide PR consulting to Russia.

From The Daily Beast

Bruce agreed to raise no new fortresses132 within the counties of Berwick, Roxburgh, and Dumfries.

From Project Gutenberg

I wish they were not coming here all the same, for I know they will be disappointed; and Roxburgh is not a place to be poor in.

From Project Gutenberg

It had given Roxburgh its fame; and now, being out of repute, was cast aside and renounced.

From Project Gutenberg

Roxburgh mentions one, punusa, but Piddington does not admit it into his Index.

From Project Gutenberg

Roxburgh had seen it in the forests of Chittagong,1533 in the form of Musa sapientum.

From Project Gutenberg