Gretna

[ gret-nuh ]

noun

1. a city in SE Louisiana, near New Orleans.

Example Sentences

The A75 between Gretna and Stranraer and is the main route across Dumfries and Galloway going to and from the ferry ports at Cairnryan.

From BBC

The A75 runs between Gretna and Stranraer and is a main route for traffic going to and from the ferry ports at Cairnryan.

From BBC

Rory Stewart, an MP over the border, even helped build a cairn near Gretna to promote “mutual respect and affection”.

From BBC

Neither Hughes nor Louis testified during their four-day trial in Gretna.

From Seattle Times

Ion Ciucur, 30, of Gretna, Scotland, Peter Wates, 66, a retired former member of the Royal Society of Chemists from Purley in Surrey, Stefan Scharf, 61, of no fixed address, David Carruthers 61, Janus Atkin, 38, who had been completing a veterinary course, Ashley Williams, 32, all of Newport, Gwent, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit grievous bodily harm.

From BBC