Lehigh

[ lee-hahy ]

noun

1. a river in E Pennsylvania, flowing SW and SE into the Delaware River. 103 miles (165 km) long.

Example Sentences

The Bruins delivered their second consecutive lopsided win against a mid-major, 85-45 over Lehigh at Pauley Pavilion.

From Los Angeles Times

Lehigh fell short of that mark.

From Los Angeles Times

Similarly Dean Caivano, an assistant professor of political theory at Lehigh University and author of "A Politics of All: Thomas Jefferson and Radical Democracy," told Salon that "Vice President Harris follows this tradition, advocating for federal government intervention in economic matters to maximize positive social outcomes."

From Salon

Dean Caivano, an assistant professor of political theory at Lehigh University and author of "A Politics of All: Thomas Jefferson and Radical Democracy," explained that Jefferson believed the American republic's future independence and sustainability depended on public education and science.

From Salon

The 24-year-old Black — named the seventh-best prospect in baseball, per MLB.com — was the Giants’ third-round pick in the 2021 draft out of Lehigh University.

From Seattle Times