Youngstown

[ yuhngz-toun ]

noun

1. a city in NE Ohio.

Youngstown

/ ˈjʌŋzˌtaʊn /

noun

1. a city in NE Ohio: a major centre of steel production: university (1908). Pop: 79 271 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

“We have no idea what caused the explosion. We know that there was an explosion and it did a lot of damage to the bottom of the building,” Youngstown Fire Chief Barry Finley said.

From Seattle Times

The bank employee was a 27-year-old man who had been seen inside the building right before the blast, the Youngstown Police Department announced early Wednesday.

From Seattle Times

A natural gas explosion ripped the facade off a building in downtown Youngstown, Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon, injuring at least seven people, one critically, officials said.

From New York Times

On the return trip to the house in Youngstown, New York, a package hung from the drone’s chassis, according to a court filing.

From Seattle Times

In Ohio, numerous of the state's best-known institutions of learning have announced cuts to the liberal arts, including Kent State, the University of Toledo, Miami University, Youngstown State, Baldwin Wallace University and Marietta College.

From Salon