Sebastopol

[ si-bas-tuh-pohl ]

noun

1. Sevastopol.

Sebastopol

/ sɪˈbæstəpəl /

noun

1. See Sevastopol
   the English name for Sevastopol

Example Sentences

He tried to get to Sebastopol for the tour but said that a long line at a rental car check-in left him arriving at MoFi headquarters only after Esposito was finished.

From Washington Post

He was furious that MoFi invited Esposito to Sebastopol and wrote an email to Jim Davis on July 17 to protest.

From Washington Post

The liberal town of Sebastopol has fewer than 8,000 residents and passed the law with little controversy.

From The Daily Beast

Sebastopol was evacuated last night after enduring, for three days, an infernal fire of shot and shell.

From Project Gutenberg

On the 28th of July the commission returned after a cruise, in which they had been enabled to count the very guns of Sebastopol.

From Project Gutenberg

They added, however, that there was an army south of Sebastopol, which had been sent to meet an expected attack on Kaffa.

From Project Gutenberg

The squadron returned to the fleet, having effected this service, and were ordered to cruise off Sebastopol.

From Project Gutenberg

We look towards that point of the compass, and think of Sebastopol.

From Project Gutenberg