Millbury

[ mil-ber-ee, -buh-ree ]

noun

1. a city in central Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Dan Gabel, a musician in Millbury, Massachusetts, has pared his entertainment spending as costs have soared far beyond what he earns.

From Seattle Times

Amy Ferreira, 46, of Millbury, Mass., said she had to pay roughly $167 for a PCR coronavirus test for her 10-year-old daughter, Eva, before coming to New York, but that it was worth it to see “Hamilton.”

From New York Times

Andrea Laverty, 64, of Millbury, was sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Worcester to one year of home confinement, The Telegram & Gazette reported.

From Washington Times

Thomas Laverty and his father, Charles Laverty, were convicted last year of growing pot in a Clinton warehouse that was in the name of their Millbury plumbing business, Chuck Laverty & Son.

From Washington Times

The city of Worcester has turned its senior center into a mass vaccination site for first responders from the city as well as the surrounding communities of Shrewsbury, Millbury, Leicester, Holden, Grafton and West Boylston.

From Washington Times