What is "dodson"

Usage examples of "dodson".

Pickwick admitted the sharp practice of Dodson and Fogg, and Lowten resumed.

I found a reference to your mystery ship in a summary of archival material bequeathed to the library by the estate of Lord Dodson, who served for many years in the Foreign Office.

He read her note again and wondered why the Dodson family would have pulled the archives from the library.

Catching the unintentional comparison to his own character, Dodson said, "What I mean was that he was naive in many ways.

Perlmutter's description of the strange conversation with Dodson caught his attention.

At the mere mention of the vessel, Dodson had rolled down a curtain of silence.

Identifying himself as a researcher for NUMA, he said he would be in London the following day and asked to talk to Dodson about his family's historical involvement in Britain's naval history and service to the Crown.

It was a thinly veiled excuse that wouldn't get past a kindergarten teacher, but if Dodson suspected the subterfuge, he didn't let on.

The original Dodson manor, beyond those trees where you can't see goes back to the seventeenth century.

Zavala had hoped to excavate a few nuggets and hadn't expected Dodson to offer him the whole gold mine.

He was surprised Dodson had entrusted the manuscript to a complete stranger.

Zavala looked up and saw Dodson standing there, a bemused smile on his face.

The admiral had been fascinated by the description of the sub pen, and intrigued at the meeting with Petrov and the Odessa Star link to Lord Dodson, whom he had met.

Zavala filled him in on his interview with Lord Dodson, and Austin gave a summary of Jenkins's visit to NUMA and the successful mission to the Ataman ship.

Lord Dodson was worried about political turmoil if and when the news got out.