Leominster

[ lem-in-ster ]

noun

1. a city in N Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

"We are incredibly saddened to hear that a theft may have taken place in Leominster cemetery," a spokesperson said.

From BBC

Tasha Morris, whose son Oscar died in August, was left angry after finding his final resting place in Leominster cemetery, Herefordshire, was targeted.

From BBC

For a book that proved to be so provocative, “The Chocolate War” had an innocuous enough birthplace: the Cormier family dining table in Leominster, Mass. During dinner one night in the fall of 1968, Cormier’s son, Pete, told his father he’d been tasked with selling chocolates as part of a fund-raiser for his private school.

From New York Times

A few years later the zoo was sold and Pauline moved to Leominster, where she died of cancer at 54.

From BBC

Francisco Severo Torres, of Leominster, was indicted on one count of interference and attempted interference with flight crew members and attendants using a dangerous weapon in the March 5 incident on United Airlines Flight 2609 from Los Angeles to Boston.

From Seattle Times