Proper noun
Gott
A surname.
Eisenstein bids farewell to Adele and his wife Rosalinde, pretending he is going to prison (Trio: "O Gott, wie rührt mich dies!" Source: Internet
Gott 2005. p. 64. After numerous betrayals, defections, errors, and other unforeseen circumstances, Chávez and a small group of rebels found themselves hiding in the Military Museum, unable to communicate with other members of their team. Source: Internet
Coltman 2003, pp. 275–276 Gott 2004, p. 314 In August 1994, Havana witnessed the largest anti-Castro demonstration in Cuban history, as 200 to 300 young men threw stones at police, demanding that they be allowed to emigrate to Miami. Source: Internet
He sings first of his trust in God, then has a vision of Leonore coming to save him (" Gott! Source: Internet
Höre, Gott uses five favoriti singers, two ripieno choirs (which double other parts at intense moments) and seven trombones, with basso continuo. Source: Internet
Brooke and Auchinleck had both thought Montgomery a better candidate than Gott but Churchill had favoured his appointment. Source: Internet