College Park

noun

1. a city in N Georgia.
2. a city in central Maryland.

Example Sentences

She said arriving that early at the University of Texas-Arlington’s College Park Center would increase her chances of landing a photo with the basketball phenomenon who was the two-time national player of the year with the Iowa Hawkeyes.

From Seattle Times

Indiana will return to College Park Center to play twice during the regular season, on July 17 in the last game before the WNBA’s nearly month-long Olympic hiatus and one day after the MLB All-Star Game is played at the Texas Rangers’ home stadium less than three miles away.

From Seattle Times

“T. rex does come out as the biggest-brained big dinosaur we studied, and the biggest one not closely related to modern birds, but we couldn’t find the 2 to 3 billion neurons she found, even under our most generous estimates,” said co-author Thomas R. Holtz, Jr., a vertebrate paleontologist at University of Maryland, College Park.

From Los Angeles Times

"Given the wide usage of acid-reducing drugs and these potential implications with migraine, these results warrant further investigation," said study author Margaret Slavin, PhD, RDN, of the University of Maryland in College Park.

From Science Daily

Marc Chenard, a meteorologist at the Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md., said large hail was the biggest threat from the storms.

From New York Times