Name attached to a Southeastern "-ville"

Usage examples of knox.

All the prom pictures focused on the queen, Barbie Knox, and her entourage of beehived, white-lipped princesses.

Colonel's Row at Fort Rucker looked more like Levittown than Colonel's Row at Bragg, Benning, or Knox.

Seven brigades pitched their tents and built huts between the steep acclivities of the hills, while Henry Knox established his artillery park near Pluckemin, a few miles away.

She raised the bedroom slipper over her head, heel turned toward Knox threateningly.

Deerfield swiftly applied cardiopulmonary resuscitation, fearful that Knox was too devastated by acute radiation sickness to bring back.

Besides the stuff you already knew about, she's missing a computer, a fax machine, a cordless telephone, a bunch of silver pieces, a pair of antique dueling pistols, a camcorder, and a jewelry box that deserved a spot in Fort Knox.

Roon's racial viewpoint is beneath comment The shooting down of Fleet Admiral Yamamoto was ordered by the secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox, a former newspaper Publisher.

The gleaming modern sprawl of Fort Knox looked almost soft in the light mist.

I suppose we are about to learn if theyre as good as Fort Knox thinks they are.

It's probably in a Metro-Magnum can and they guard those like Fort Knox.

They had met at Fort Knox long ago as second lieutenants, and Phil believed Lowell's testimony in his behalf was the reason he had been acquitted at his courtmartial.

Suddenly he opened his eyes, looked at the President and said: 'Just how safe are the vaults in Fort Knox?

Except for his Basic Training-at Fort Knox or Fort Bragg-Owen had never been out of New England.

It's on Fort Knox and the joke is it's guarded tighter than the gold.

But by 1997, the intelligence community budget had shrunk to what it had been in 1980, during the last years of the Carter administration and just before the Reagan administration gave the spooks the key to Fort Knox.