Stephenville

[ stee-vuhn-vil ]

noun

1. a town in central Texas.

Example Sentences

Graves grew up in Stephenville, Texas, and studied biology at the University of Texas at Austin before earning his law degree at Georgetown University.

From Los Angeles Times

Wetzel, 32, made his name on social media as a larger-than-life purveyor of rowdy post-grunge country songs like “Drunk Driving,” “Something to Talk About” — “I could rob a bank in an old Mustang,” he sings, “I could fight the cops with my two bare hands” — and “February 28, 2016,” which proudly recounts the time he was arrested for public intoxication and spent a few days behind bars in Stephenville, Texas.

From Los Angeles Times

“These candidates get pigeonholed or just ignored in the media, especially television,” said Raz Shafer, a 37-year-old from Stephenville, Texas.

From Seattle Times

Briles was a Texas state championship-winning high school quarterback at Stephenville in 1999 before Art Briles, the head coach, took a job as an assistant at Texas Tech.

From Seattle Times

That was his first college job, after 20 seasons at Stephenville High School in his Texas hometown, where he was an assistant for 13 years before becoming the head coach.

From Seattle Times