Granite State

noun

1. New Hampshire (used as a nickname).

Example Sentences

Republican Scott Brown, the former Massachusetts senator now running in the Granite State, is the best conveyor of the message.

From The Daily Beast

He was told it had gone well, he said, and he has already received two more invitations to the Granite State.

From The Daily Beast

“He was very bitter,” says longtime Granite State Republican eminence and former state attorney general Tom Rath.

From The Daily Beast

Andrew Romano on how ‘Granite State’ finally answered the big question at the heart of the series.

From The Daily Beast

As episodes of this particular series go, “Granite State” seemed relatively uneventful.

From The Daily Beast

The institution was accidental and superficial, and never had any real root in the Granite State.

From Project Gutenberg

Farther to the east rose the majestic form of Monadnock, if not the highest, one of the very noblest peaks in the Granite State.

From Project Gutenberg

New-Hampshire is rightly and truly designated the Granite State.

From Project Gutenberg

Last summer, when business was dull, I went on a vacation, away up into the Granite State.

From Project Gutenberg

It was time now for the old Granite State to be opened by the railway.

From Project Gutenberg