Wilbraham

[ wil-bruh-ham ]

noun

1. a city in SW Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Officers carried out more than 30 raids across Cambridge, Peterborough, Yaxley, Great Paxton, Burwell and Little Wilbraham as well as over the county's borders.

From BBC

Greater Manchester Police said Safdar, of Railway Road, Stretford, hit Mr Langston on Wilbraham Road in Chorlton at 00:30 GMT on 17 March after accelerating after leaving a set of traffic lights.

From BBC

The inquest in Peterborough was told Mr Ascroft was working at Wilbraham Farms, near Cambridge, when the incident occurred.

From BBC

The 65-year-old had worked as a farmer at Wilbraham Farms for 40 years.

From BBC

The unusual challenge faced by Minnechaug Regional High School, located in the western Massachusetts town of Wilbraham, means there has been no way to turn the lights off short of unscrewing bulbs or flipping circuit breakers that leave entire sections of the building in the dark.

From Seattle Times