Morgantown

[ mawr-guhn-toun ]

noun

1. a city in N West Virginia.

Example Sentences

In Morgantown, West Virginia University President Gordon Gee plans to retire when his contract is up next June.

From Seattle Times

The university in Morgantown had been weighed down financially by enrollment declines, revenue lost during the COVID-19 pandemic and an increasing debt load for new building projects.

From Seattle Times

“He definitely gives us some hard times,” sophomore Kennedy Stewart said after the Spartans’ 47-31 loss to defending state champion Morgantown.

From Seattle Times

“I will not be seeking a third-party run,” he said in a speech in Morgantown, W.Va.

From New York Times

Historians have found a reference in an 1841 diary to groundhog weather forecasts in early February among families of German descent in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, according to the late Don Yoder, a University of Pennsylvania professor whose 2003 book about Groundhog Day explored the Celtic connection.

From Seattle Times