What is "valdosta"

Usage examples of "valdosta".

The flower of the House Montescue and the heir of the House Valdosta, grandson of the Duke of Ferrara .

Old Fox, second son of Valdosta, friend to the Doge, brother to the Young Lion, confidant of Prince Manfred.

Benito Valdosta was at that very moment on trial for treason, and possibly worse.

Benito Valdosta, a person proscribed from the city and environs of Venice.

Signor Valdosta, we ought to put a few of these benches across the door, and you should move across to that corner, away from the direct line of fire.

I am correct, all that remains are three Montescues and two Valdostas of the old blood?

But she was grateful, even if all it meant was that the Doge was trying to get Benito Valdosta, of the CasaVecchie Valdosta, away from the canals and a certain boat-girl who might try to exercise a hold over him.

A machinist in Valdosta had made two of the traveling coops for me to my own specifications and design.

Manfred had been properly introduced to young Benito Valdosta as Dorma's ward after Venice had been rescued, but now, suddenly, the connection made itself clear.

And so, twenty miles out of Tallahassee, he had gotten on the horn and told Valdosta area control to close out his Miami instrument flight plan.

To the rest of the crowd, Lodovico perorated: "Young Valdosta here was banished for the sort of wild foolishness of youth that most of you, and myself, engaged in.

Jim and Mary Hicks already had two children, a seven-year-old daughter, Lynn, and five-year-old Steve, when they welcomed eight-pound two-ounce baby Bill in the early hours of December 16, 1961, at Pineview General Hospital in Valdosta, Georgia.

From my examination of the map I knew that there were several small lakes between Valdosta and Tifton, and a few pine reserves as well, first- and second-growth forests to feed the Augusta paper mills.