Medford

[ med-ferd ]

noun

1. a city in E Massachusetts, near Boston.
2. a city in SW Oregon.

Example Sentences

“A business is an operation to make money and to expand. And to expand, you have to find more blue zones,” says Anthony Medford, a demographer at the University of Southern Denmark.

From Science Magazine

"The nOPV2 vaccine is expected to effectively interrupt poliovirus transmission and thus markedly reduce the risk of seeding further polio outbreaks," Medford said.

From Salon

It grew again last year by starting a new paper in Medford to replace the daily that abruptly closed.

From Seattle Times

The school in Medford, Massachusetts, said it was pleased with the development, which wasn’t the result of any agreement with protesters.

From Seattle Times

The Coquille, a coastal Oregon tribe, is planning a bingo parlor about 50 miles north in Medford, a city of 86,000 in the Rogue Valley.

From Los Angeles Times