Goldsboro

[ gohldz-bur-oh, -buhr-oh ]

noun

1. a city in E North Carolina.

Example Sentences

Did you know, for example, that an undetonated nuclear bomb is buried somewhere in the farmland around Goldsboro, North Carolina?

From Salon

The two have spent the campaign cycle accusing the other of extreme views while trying to paint themselves as moderate enough to represent the district’s urban, suburban and rural constituents between Raleigh and Goldsboro.

From Seattle Times

On two occasions, the man tried to follow her back to the elections office in Goldsboro, about a 20-minute drive.

From Seattle Times

Regan, who is from Goldsboro, North Carolina, said he grew up listening to local civil rights leaders like Barber and Burwell - the early inspirations for his work at the EPA.

From Washington Times

He was one of three deputies shot while trying to serve involuntary commitment papers at a home south of Goldsboro on Aug. 1.

From Seattle Times