St. Moritz

[ moh-rits, maw-, muh-; mawr-its, mohr- ]

noun

1. a resort town in SE Switzerland: a popular center for winter sports. 6,037 feet (1,840 meters) high.

Example Sentences

Sadly, Buddy died in an avalanche in St. Moritz later that year.

From The Daily Beast

Earlier this year she took part in a similar, shorter, event called the Engadin, a ski marathon in St Moritz.

From The Daily Beast

Quick reality check on Pippa's 2013 so far: holiday in Mustique, skiing break in St Moritz, cross country ski race in Sweden.

From The Daily Beast

A sister city of St. Moritz, Switzerland, Vail makes being cold the center of its universe and you should, too.

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Places like Verbier, Chamonix, or St. Moritz offer all the Alpine charms, but with a hint of glamour and style.

From The Daily Beast

"I want you to clear off," he said to the man, offering him five francs, and pointing in the direction of St. Moritz.

From Project Gutenberg

He smoked, read his paper, and investigated in an unaccommodating spirit all that St. Moritz provided; but he didn't have to talk.

From Project Gutenberg

St. Moritz lost two goals to nothing in the first half, and Winn felt as if he were biting on air.

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It used to be a delightful place then, as different from St. Moritz as anything could well be.

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He took up his residence then at St. Moritz and other places of rather high altitude in Italy and continued his literary work.

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