Holyoke

[ hohl-yohk, hoh-lee-ohk ]

noun

1. a city in S Massachusetts, on the Connecticut River.

Example Sentences

In the early 2010s, she enrolled in the Massachusetts women’s college Mount Holyoke but dropped out after a semester because, Loomer told the Forward, she felt ostracized as a student conservative.

From Slate

Nonny Hogrogian, an illustrator who drew on her Armenian heritage to bring diversity and wonder to her woodcuts and watercolors — an approach that helped expand the world of children’s literature and made her a two-time Caldecott Medal winner, died on May 9 at a hospital in Holyoke, Mass. She was 92.

From New York Times

Issues regarding water — including water access for agriculture, as well as water quality and water availability in wells — will also be crucial, along with healthcare access issues, said Thomas Holyoke, a professor of political science at Fresno State University.

From Los Angeles Times

Holyoke City Councilor David Bartley, who worked with Puello-Mota on the City Council, said he considers him a good friend.

From Seattle Times

It says he is from Holyoke and currently lives in Moscow and works at the Russian Defense Ministry, which is spelled in Russian.

From Seattle Times