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Old Dominion
noun
- the state of Virginia (used as a nickname).
Word History and Origins
Origin of Old Dominion1
Example Sentences
As chef, John uses Old World techniques to transform Old Dominion ingredients from a bounty of local farms.
One conference representative, Old Dominion, canceled its season.
He previously coached at the school in 2014 and 2015 and also coached at Massachusetts, Virginia Military Institute, James Madison, Virginia State and Old Dominion.
After going undrafted out of Old Dominion in 2015, he signed with the Minnesota Vikings and spent his first two NFL seasons with Norv and Scott Turner as his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Smith started alongside Hamilton in the opener against Old Dominion.
The Old Dominion is now a national bellwether, and the GOP is looking like anything but a national party.
In the Old Dominion, McAuliffe defeated Ken Cuccinelli with a mere plurality of votes after having trailed throughout the evening.
One of the most controversial issues in the Old Dominion is transportation.
It was a shock when the Old Dominion State voted Obama in 2008, making him the first Democrat to win there since LBJ.
It voted for President Obama by 11,500 votes in 2008 - making him the first Democrat to win the Old Dominion State since LBJ.
Col. Moore, a veteran politician of the Old Dominion, was a most pleasant and affable gentleman, and a great lisper withal.
On both sides of the house they were slaveholders, as most of the citizens of the Old Dominion are and have been.
I was born in the Old Dominion, my parents were born in Virginia, and they and their antecedents were all slaveholders.
Two persons sat in the parlor of a handsome house situated in a pleasant street of the capital of our Old Dominion.
Being compelled to take sides, the Old Dominion naturally cast her lot with her Southern sisters.
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