Braintree

[ breyn-tree ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

Example Sentences

The wire drifted across nearby power lines, causing two outages, before one strand came to rest across train tracks in nearby Braintree.

From MIT Technology Review

Another report from the local Braintree police officer who responded to the scene went missing in 1988.

From The Daily Beast

Their immediate worlds, his in Congress, hers in Braintree, had different orbits.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. John Adams, a young lawyer of Braintree and Boston, was greatly interested in the question of the courts of justice.

From Project Gutenberg

At this moment a citizen of East Braintree, Mass., stepped forward, and advocated a compromise.

From Project Gutenberg

George and Nat had ridden together upon the same mission as the other two, but had gone in the direction of Milton and Braintree.

From Project Gutenberg

Where we shall come in is to help to fill the gap between Braintree and Danbury.

From Project Gutenberg

She had reached the North Precinct of Braintree by daylight.

From Project Gutenberg