Sentence examples for known dot from inspiring English sources

Young Dot now known Dot Rotten is by far my favourite producer.

Here are the known dots about this mystery that are available for connecting: In December, 2005, I published a story in The New Yorker called "Young Osama," which was mainly about the private high school Osama attended in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and how he was converted to a radical and political Islamic ideology by a Syrian physical-education teacher at the school.

She obviously doctored the file and is involved in the coverup but I don't think she knows Dot is the caddy.

JR: And the chapter of the book begins with you saying, my mom Velma, she was born a slave--OK, we called it sharecropping down in Texas, you know, dot, dot, dot.

Terms to know: DoT: Damage over time AoE: Area of Effect Buff: A beneficial status effect, whether on an enemy or an ally.

Of course, no one knew dot-coms would fall so far so fast, least of all banks and consulting firms.

In every other respect, Dorothy, known as Dot to her friends, was a star performer, in the tradition of a rock star rather than a poet.

Dorothy Goss of Westbrook, known as Dot, is one of the few remaining expert de-boners in the state and has been deboning shad -- which have about 1,000 bones each -- for nearly 50 years.

Featuring a book and lyrics by Joy Gregory, and music and lyrics by Gunnar Madsen, "The Shaggs" chronicles the real-life story of the Wiggin sisters -- Dorothy, known as Dot (vocals and lead guitar); Betty (rhythm guitar); and Helen (drums) -- who had no musical experience when their father, Austin, pulled them out of school and set them on a very crooked path to artistic immortality.

Clark purchased the tavern formerly known as "Dot Tavern" for $1,600, including acquisition of the lease for the building.

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