Albemarle

[ al-buh-mahrl ]

noun

1. a city in central North Carolina.

Example Sentences

Members, Lewellen insisted, had to be ready to join any royal forces that came to the Albemarle region and would receive munitions to do so.

From Time

They owned considerable land in Martin County as well as in several other southern and western Albemarle counties.

From Time

In early or mid-May, Lewellen encountered Albemarle committeeman James Mayo on some unnamed rural path.

From Time

The stock of Albemarle is trading at record highs as investors focus on its role in the electric-vehicle supply chain.

From Time

There is only one lithium production site in the United States, a brine operation in Nevada owned by chemical manufacturing giant Albemarle.

From TechCrunch

His family used it for many years until they sold it to William Keppel, 7th Earl of Albemarle.

From The Daily Beast

Planned search efforts for Graham have been called off, and Albemarle County Police have taken charge of the investigation.

From The Daily Beast

Albemarle County police chief Colonel Peter Sellers was also present for the conference.

From The Daily Beast

He found himself looking out upon the leads of Albemarle Street.

From Project Gutenberg

Portland, though strictly honest, was covetous; Albemarle was generous.

From Project Gutenberg

The majority took the side of Albemarle, whose manners were popular and whose power was evidently growing.

From Project Gutenberg

He had laboured in vain during many months to keep the peace between Portland and Albemarle.

From Project Gutenberg

George, duke of Albemarle, captain-general of his majesty's forces, died at the cockpit.

From Project Gutenberg