Mundelein

[ muhn-dl-ahyn ]

noun

1. a city in NE Illinois.

Example Sentences

Pam Nichols, who described herself as an “insurrectionist,” said that she flew from Mundelein, Ill., to proudly support Mr. Trump in person.

From New York Times

She went on to teach at Catholic schools in Chicago and southern California, where she also coached girls’ basketball, before she ended at Mundelein College - on the Chicago lakefront -in the 1960s.

From Washington Times

She went on to teach at Catholic schools in Chicago and southern California, where she also coached girls’ basketball, before she ended at Mundelein College — on the Chicago lakefront —in the 1960s.

From Seattle Times

“My number one passion is my love for the Chicago Bears and the National Football League, so we started going on trips,” says Vincent, a physical education teacher from Mundelein, Illinois, about 30 miles from Chicago.

From Seattle Times

Patrick Tracy of Mundelein, Ill., has seen the disconnect up close.

From New York Times