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New Castle
noun
- a city in W Pennsylvania.
- a city in E Indiana.
Example Sentences
Hilton Stewart Paterson Valentine was born May 21, 1943, in North Shields on the river Tyne near Newcastle.
Only Wolves, Burnley, Newcastle, and West Brom have worse margins.
A team of scientists at Northumbria University in Newcastle, UK, have hit upon a new method for making that determination, involving the measurement of levels of certain proteins in bones.
Hell’s Hollow is a national park and trail in New Castle, Pennsylvania, about a mile down the road from my childhood home.
“It’s a great idea,” says engineer Chris Knight in Newcastle, Australia.
We rented a house in New Castle, Delaware, that doubled as our filming location and lodging for the actors.
So it was that we pacified the wild Orsini, and later a new castle was born phœnix-like from the ashes of the old.
Then came the Normans, from whose New Castle, built some eight hundred years since, the town derived its present name.
If I did, we should cause a general immigration of the domestics of the country to New Castle.
We wish for quietness, and in New Castle it can be obtained, I think, in a particularly concentrated form.
It is difficult to imagine anything more dismal than a rainy day at New Castle, particularly at this late period in the year.
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