Zoser

[zoh-ser]

noun

1. flourished c2800 b.c., Egyptian ruler of the 3rd dynasty.

Example Sentences

Jennings and fellow Loosegroovers Jonny Polonsky and new Seattle signee Zoser also perform.

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He had accompanied his father on an expedition to Luxor, Egypt, and came back with visions of Zoser, the stepped pyramid.

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“Abhi took two—for bracelets—Zoser the little one for—thread. And I myself have—used the others. I'll not—weigh short at the end of the day, you may—stake your life on that!”

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As he hurried on to the washing trays, he glanced toward Zoser’s bench.

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He had just returned from a trip to Luxor with his father to study the Colossi; the influence of Egypt can be seen in the sculpture’s trapezoidal shape, which recalls the stepped pyramid of Zoser but has also been compared to a munitions shed.

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