Uniontown

[ yoon-yuhn-toun ]

noun

1. a city in SW Pennsylvania.

Example Sentences

Born Sept. 22, 1928, in Uniontown, Pa., Lawson grew up in Massillon, Ohio, the son of a Jamaican-born seamstress and an itinerant Methodist minister who packed a gun when he traveled in the South.

From Los Angeles Times

A close bond developed between the men — one a professor of history and Asian American studies from India, a nation that had broken free of British colonial rule, and the other a Christian minister from Uniontown, Penn., who had dedicated himself to ending racial oppression in the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

The condition reduces their life expectancy by an average of 12 years and makes it a “struggle to get through a phone call or play with their grandkids without losing their breath,” Su said in a speech in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, where she appeared with Cecil Roberts, president of the United Mine Workers of America, and other union leaders.

From Seattle Times

Thursday in Lake Township, according to Uniontown police.

From Washington Times

A BCI spokesman referred all questions to Uniontown police, who cover a portion of Lake Township.

From Washington Times