Olean

[ oh-lee-an ]

noun

1. a city in SW New York.

Example Sentences

The Golodoffs’ mother, Olean, and others were forced to work long hours in a clay mine.

From Seattle Times

“I fed them to my children, and only then would they stop crying for a while,” Olean once told an interviewer.

From Seattle Times

Kudrin said Olean didn’t speak of her experiences in Japan, and his wife, Liz, was too young to remember anything.

From Seattle Times

She was reduced to gathering orange peels off the street and cooking them on top of a heater, said George Kudrin, who married Olean’s daughter Liz in Atka after he returned from the Vietnam War.

From Seattle Times

About two weeks after the investigation began, Mowery sent Ka-Bar Knives Inc., located in Olean, New York, a search warrant for the sales of six models of their knives, plus the leather sheath.

From Seattle Times