Ocala

[ oh-kal-uh ]

noun

1. a city in central Florida.

Example Sentences

Jackson and Bowe both grew up in Ocala, Florida and trained on the same inline speed skating team there, coached by Renee Hildebrand, where they both earned accolades and won championships.

From Time

According to the Ocala Star-Banner, Olustee was “a decisive victory for the South.”

From The Daily Beast

Tourists wishing to visit Ocala can be accommodated with a conveyance on reasonable terms.

From Project Gutenberg

The limestone that you will see in the caves is known as the Ocala limestone, named from deposits near Ocala, Florida.

From Project Gutenberg

Homosassa is a popular resort about fifty miles southwestward from Ocala.

From Project Gutenberg

Signs of approaching dissolution of the Alliance movement were already apparent at the Ocala meeting.

From Project Gutenberg