Brookline

[ brook-lahyn ]

noun

1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

Example Sentences

Danna Lorch is a freelance writer covering parenting, the visual arts, design and architecture from Brookline, Mass.

From Washington Post

Lotte, Brookline, MassachusettsScientists can make some pretty accurate forecasts about the future.

From No Straight News

In 1981, he was elected to Brookline’s town board, running on a platform of making rents more affordable.

From Washington Post

In Brookline and Somerville in Massachusetts, for example, it’s been well-chronicled how the goal posts have continuously moved, vividly illustrating that the forces opposing school reopening are ideological, lacking a solutions-oriented agenda.

From Time

In addition to his wife of 42 years, of Brookline, survivors include two children from his second marriage, Alexander Glauber and Amelia Glauber, both of New York.

From Washington Post

Myron Leon Wallace was born in Brookline, Mass., in 1918, a year after John F. Kennedy was born five doors away.

From The Daily Beast

I went back to Brookline soon after that to send in the story and do some telephoning.

From Project Gutenberg

The reports showed it to be slightly smaller in size than the Brookline meteor.

From Project Gutenberg

Meanwhile the light at Brookline was under constant surveillance.

From Project Gutenberg

He was accidentally called to attend a young lady belonging to a very wealthy family out in Brookline.

From Project Gutenberg

He is said to have marked success; and, of course, since the Brookline occurrence his practice is largely among the wealthy.

From Project Gutenberg