Fridley

[ frid-lee ]

noun

1. a city in SE Minnesota, near Minneapolis.

Example Sentences

But Walz’s addition to the ticket has energized Democratic voters with health care concerns such as Angel Palm, 32, a life coach for people with disabilities who lives in Fridley, Minnesota.

From Salon

“I think it’s a shame, to be blunt. It’s a program that has proven to be successful,” said Matt Fridley, senior director for security and safety at Brenntag, an international chemical distribution company with 17,500 employees across 72 countries.

From Seattle Times

“They’re putting our economy in jeopardy by threatening to refuse to pay America’s bills that took 200 years to accumulate by the way,” the president said during an event in Fridley, Minnesota.

From Washington Times

“There was lots of gluten-free, organic, high-quality stuff you never thought you would find in this dumpy little store in Fridley, Minn.”

From New York Times

Authorities said the thefts occurred over the course of almost a year at the XPO Logistics facility in Fridley, north of Minneapolis.

From Seattle Times