Asheville

[ ash-vil ]

noun

1. a city in W North Carolina.

Example Sentences

“There’s a fresco trail in the Blue Ridge right outside of Asheville,” Brook van der Linde, Haywood Street’s chief storyteller, told me, gauging my interest.

From Washington Post

Mark MacNamara is a journalist and lives outside Asheville, North Carolina.

From Nautilus

The shops are busy in my hometown of Asheville, North Carolina.

From Outside Online

New Orleans, Asheville, Nashville and Charleston attract all the foodie attention, but the fusion scene in Birmingham, Alabama, will challenge your preconceptions about Southern food.

From Ozy

Mark MacNamara is an Asheville, North Carolina-based writer.

From Nautilus

In an October exhibition game in Asheville, N.C., the good and bad in him were on conspicuous display.

From The Daily Beast

The Daily Beast spoke to the two of them at Moogfest, in Asheville, NC.

From The Daily Beast

Electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk are playing their first of three shows in two nights at Moogfest in Asheville, North Carolina.

From The Daily Beast

I had long heard tell of Asheville, North Carolina's legendary used bookstores, so I drove up for two nights.

From The Daily Beast

Yesterday, the state Department of Health and Human Services suspended the license of that one clinic, in Asheville.

From The Daily Beast

After a brief stay at Quallatown we set out for Asheville, leaving behind our old and friendly guard.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Nye has resided, for some time past, near Asheville, N.C.

From Project Gutenberg

I've been through Asheville many times and spent a summer there once.

From Project Gutenberg

If she could reach Asheville, a telegram would bring her father.

From Project Gutenberg

Her son had pneumonia from cold he had taken in the long drive from Asheville.

From Project Gutenberg