Lemon Grove

noun

1. a town in SW California, near San Diego.

Example Sentences

It covers southeastern San Diego, as well as National City, Lemon Grove and other municipalities.

From Voice of San Diego

The district, which covers parts of southeastern San Diego, Bonita, Chula Vista, La Mesa, Lemon Grove and National City, is one of the most diverse in the state, both racially and economically.

From Voice of San Diego

The pandemic has taken more than 29,500 lives in California — more than the population of Coronado or Lemon Grove.

From Voice of San Diego

Simmonds said Lemon Grove’s public safety spending is very alarming, and leaves very little funds for other city needs, such as public works.

From Voice of San Diego

“If we can’t afford the essentials for our community, as much as I would like for the city of Lemon Grove to stay a city, maybe it is better to look at what the county can provide,” Williams said.

From Voice of San Diego

There is an orange and lemon grove, guava-trees, and the silver fir, a native of New Zealand.

From Project Gutenberg

Poor Luigia sold her lemon grove in a hurry, to get the necessary money, and packed up and started for Paris immediately.

From Project Gutenberg

Low as it was, the little girl dozing in the hammock in the lemon grove was awake in an instant.

From Project Gutenberg

She buried it in the lemon-grove, in a grave which she could see from her bed.

From Project Gutenberg

Fide-Yori continued his walk along the avenue, but soon returned to the lemon grove.

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