Dowson

[ dou-suhn ]

noun

1. Ernest (Christopher), 1867–1900, English poet.

Dowson

/ ˈdaʊsən /

noun

1. DowsonErnest (Christopher)18671900MEnglishWRITING: poet Ernest ( Christopher ). 1867–1900, English Decadent poet noted for his lyric Cynara

Example Sentences

Saints were missing many of their stars with boss Phil Dowson making 10 changes for the game, yet they still capitalised on an unusually out-of-sorts Bristol for much of the first half.

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Saints' director of rugby Phil Dowson told BBC Radio Northampton said that there there was "no timeline" for the 27-year-old's comeback as they wait for him to respond to treatment.

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Phil Dowson has added some new names too – mostly in the pack, with flanker Josh Kemeny arriving from Australia and lock Callum Hunter-Hill and prop Tom West from Saracens.

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She joined 86-year-old fellow Labour councillor Dr Alan Dowson, who is one of the longest-serving city politicians.

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Three months into the job she said she was "excited" to be a role model to the next generation, while Dr Dowson said she was helping the city to "modernise".

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