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tombé
[ tom-bey; French tawn-bey ]
noun
- a step in which a dancer falls from one leg to the other, landing with all the weight on the foot that has just moved, while flexing the knee.
Word History and Origins
Origin of tombé1
Example Sentences
One of the highest profile deaths was of 27-year-old Terrence Tombe, who was asleep in his tent off the side of Interstate 205 about 3 a.m. one morning when a driver plowed into it, killing him.
Canada will have enough vaccines to reach that 75%/20% vaccination threshold by June 21, said Trevor Tombe, an economic professor at the University of Calgary who tracks scheduled deliveries of vaccines.
However, the supply will then need to be distributed and administered, and two weeks should pass to allow immunity from the first shots to take effect, so Canada could reach that goal in mid-July, Tombe said.
Tombe said the provincial government could also do more by retraining those who lost lucrative oil jobs.
To be sure, Alberta still has Canada’s strongest provincial economy by most measures - it is just not as robust as it once was, said Trevor Tombe, associate professor of economics at University of Calgary.
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