Tullahoma

[ tuhl-uh-hoh-muh ]

noun

1. a city in S Tennessee: summer resort.

Example Sentences

The student, identified in court documents only as I.P., is starting his senior year next month at Tullahoma High School in Tullahoma, Tenn., about 60 miles southeast of Nashville.

From New York Times

The lawsuit accuses the defendants — Tullahoma City Schools; Jason Quick, the former principal; and Derrick Crutchfield, an assistant principal — of violating his First Amendment rights.

From New York Times

“Whatever it is that does those things, machines do it now,” said Heard, who lives on food stamps and a small stipend from his parents in a subsidized apartment in Tullahoma, Tenn. “Honestly, if they could see my shaking, they would see I couldn’t sort any nuts. I’d spill them all over the floor.”

From Washington Post

When Ginny Wilson, co-owner of the Tullahoma, Tenn., chocolate shop Water’s Edge Chocolates, brainstormed recently with team members about what to sell for Father’s Day, they shared sweet memories of fishing with their own fathers and grandfathers.

From Washington Post

When Wynn finished, he rubbed his stomach and said, “I like it here. Not just the restaurant, but the whole town. You know what it reminds me of? A smaller version of Tullahoma, Tennessee. Don’t you think, Nan?”

From Literature