Tomba

[ tohm-buh; Italian tawm-bah ]

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noun

Al·ber·to [al-, ber, -toh, ahl-, ber, -taw], La Bomba, born 1966, Italian Alpine skier.

Deputy Police Chief Ed Tomba admitted on Tuesday that the bulk of the investigations had centered on Berry and DeJesus.

Deputy Police Chief Ed Tomba said on Tuesday that the bulk of the investigations had centered on Berry and DeJesus.

By 1988, his first Olympic Games, Tomba had declared himself “the new messiah of skiing.”

Miller was positively chaste compared to Alberto Tomba, the gold medal-winning Italian skier.

Consider, again, Alberto Tomba, who, when he crossed the finish line, was often moved to shriek, “I am a beast!”

Mr. and Mrs. Illingway, Tomba told our friends in his broken English, had urged him to escape at the first opportunity.

They took Tomba with them in the airship the next day, though he prayed fervently before he consented to it.

It stood away from the others, and was easy to pick out in daylight, but even the darkness offered no handicap to Tomba.

De captain good man, no doubt about dat; too good for dis world, and for manage such rascal as Ali Tomba and his people.

I saw that you admired Mrs. Farrer's 'Questa tomba' of Beethoven thoroughly; there is something grand in her sweet tones.

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