Vandalia

[ van-deyl-yuh ]

noun

1. a town in W Ohio.

Example Sentences

She’s been at it since her grandparents earned free beers in exchange for the young Squibb’s tap dancing on varnished-wood bars in Vandalia, Ill. Squibb can regale you with tales of working on cruise ships, in regional theater and on film and TV.

From Los Angeles Times

Born and raised in Vandalia, Ill., Squibb — whose father sold insurance and whose mother was a secretary — could not have been much further removed from Hollywood growing up.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Trump stumped for his preferred candidate, Bernie Moreno, a former car dealer from Cleveland, on Saturday but mentioned him only sparingly in his caustic, freewheeling speech at a rally in Vandalia in which he said that some migrants were “not people” and that the country would face a “blood bath” if he lost in the November election.

From New York Times

For nearly 90 minutes outside the Dayton International Airport in Vandalia, Ohio, Mr. Trump delivered a discursive speech, replete with attacks and caustic rhetoric.

From New York Times

The stop by Ms. Harris at St. Paul Health Center, Vandalia, a Planned Parenthood clinic, was believed to be the first visit by a vice president to an abortion clinic.

From New York Times