Bull Run

noun

1. a creek in NE Virginia: two important battles of the Civil War were fought near here, 1861 and 1862, both resulting in defeat for the Union forces.

Bull Run

noun

1. Battles of Bull Run
   two battles fought at Manassas Junction near a stream named Bull Run, during the American Civil War (July, 1861 and August, 1862), in both of which the Federal army was routed by the Confederates Also known asFirst and Second Manassas See also Manassas

Example Sentences

It’s burning about a mile south of one of two reservoirs in the Bull Run watershed and 2 miles from a water treatment facility.

From Seattle Times

Historians say the development site includes marked and unmarked graves and undiscovered artifacts from the first and second battles of Bull Run.

From Washington Times

Historians say the land bordering the western side of the battlefield park includes unmarked graves, marked graves, and buried camp artifacts from the first and second battles of Bull Run.

From Washington Times

Unlike Poolesville, they walked in with a reputation, earning victories at two of the area’s largest regular season events, the Bull Run Invitational and Oatlands Invitational, albeit by a combined margin of four points.

From Washington Post

As the football commissioner of Virginia’s Bull Run Officials Association, Armstrong, 50, is jovial and well liked by fellow officials.

From Washington Post