Example sentences from the Web for Monro

Miss Monro was a relief; they were glad of her as a third person, unconscious of the secret which constrained them.
A Dark Night's Work|Elizabeth Gaskell
Miss Monro would gladly have made a festival of her recovery, and have had her conveyed into the unused drawing-room.
A Dark Night's Work|Elizabeth Gaskell
He had sent on as many men as he felt able to spare some short time before, in response to an appeal from Colonel Monro.
French and English|Evelyn Everett-Green
Miss Monro was, perhaps, very wise in proposing the translation of a difficult part of Dante for a distraction to Ellinor.
A Dark Night's Work|Elizabeth Gaskell

The use of "iron" for "weapon" is, as Mr. Monro says, an anachronism.
The World of Homer|Andrew Lang

Monro

[ mən-rō′ ]

Family of Scottish anatomists and educators, including Alexander, (1697-1767), a renowned professor of anatomy at Edinburgh University (from 1720), who helped establish Edinburgh as a center of medical training and his son Alexander, (1733-1817), who worked on methods of surgical anesthesia.

Words nearby Monro

monovision, monovision lens, monoxenous, monoxide, monozygotic, Monro, Monroe, Monroe Doctrine, Monroe, James, Monroe, Marilyn, Monroeville

单词	monro
释义	Example sentences from the Web for Monro Miss Monro was a relief; they were glad of her as a third person, unconscious of the secret which constrained them. A Dark Night's Work\|Elizabeth Gaskell Miss Monro would gladly have made a festival of her recovery, and have had her conveyed into the unused drawing-room. A Dark Night's Work\|Elizabeth Gaskell He had sent on as many men as he felt able to spare some short time before, in response to an appeal from Colonel Monro. French and English\|Evelyn Everett-Green Miss Monro was, perhaps, very wise in proposing the translation of a difficult part of Dante for a distraction to Ellinor. A Dark Night's Work\|Elizabeth Gaskell The use of "iron" for "weapon" is, as Mr. Monro says, an anachronism. The World of Homer\|Andrew Lang Monro [ mən-rō′ ] Family of Scottish anatomists and educators, including Alexander, (1697-1767), a renowned professor of anatomy at Edinburgh University (from 1720), who helped establish Edinburgh as a center of medical training and his son Alexander, (1733-1817), who worked on methods of surgical anesthesia. Words nearby Monro monovision, monovision lens, monoxenous, monoxide, monozygotic, Monro, Monroe, Monroe Doctrine, Monroe, James, Monroe, Marilyn, Monroeville The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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