Edmonds

[ ed-muhndz ]

noun

1. a town in NW Washington.

Example Sentences

He said he plans to return home to Edmonds, Wash., by mid-September ahead of his procedure at Seattle’s Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center.

From Los Angeles Times

Ron Edmonds, a photographer for The Associated Press who won a Pulitzer Prize for a dramatic series of pictures of the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan and the takedown of the gunman outside a Washington hotel in 1981, died on Friday in Falls Church, Va. He was 77.

From New York Times

His wife, Grace Feliciano Edmonds, said he died in a hospital from pneumonia linked to a bacterial infection.

From New York Times

It was only Mr. Edmonds’s second day on the White House beat when he was assigned to cover a speech by President Reagan to an A.F.L.-C.I.O. group at the Washington Hilton on March 30, 1981.

From New York Times

After rushing to leave the hotel ahead of the president, Mr. Edmonds positioned himself on the other side of the presidential limousine, expecting that Reagan would do little more than wave to onlookers before returning to the White House.

From New York Times