sturt
Speech parts
1. sturt - Noun
2. sturt - Verb
3. Sturt - Proper noun
Meaning
To vex; to annoy; to startle.
Disturbance; annoyance; care.
A bargain in tribute mining by which the tributor profits.
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Andrew Vann, the vice-chancellor of Charles Sturt University, says the crisis will “accelerate trends” towards distance and online education which have been building for decades.
Sturt stood in front of Murphy to block the kick and it ended up back in his arms to give the Dockers a chance to surge forward again.
As such, there may be echoes or shadows of other explorers and their sufferings in my imagined Sturt.
BRIGHT IDEA TO HELP: Charles Sturt University's Dr Helen Masterman-Smith and Dr John Rafferty at the start of the Powering Up program.
CHARLES Sturt University’s $7m development at GOTAFE’s Rural Industries Campus is taking shape.
Victorian city The intersection of Lydiard and Sturt Street in about 1905 was the heart of a bustling city of trams, horses and pedestrians.