Minden

[ min-duhn ]

noun

1. a city in NW Louisiana.

Example Sentences

At a campaign rally in the rural town of Minden last June, Grady plugged his own campaign for lieutenant governor before referencing Brown’s military service as to why he should represent Nevada.

From Seattle Times

Daniel Minden, spokesperson for Defence Minister Anita Anand, said Canada has the sixth largest defense budget in the alliance and that the country would "continue to make landmark investments to equip our Armed Forces".

From Reuters

During the midterm elections last fall, Mr. Trump campaigned for Republicans in Nevada at a rally in Minden, which is next to Gardnerville.

From New York Times

Daniel Minden, a spokesman for Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand, told The Post that Ottawa’s “commitment to Euro-Atlantic and global security is ironclad — and we continue to make landmark investments to equip our Armed Forces.”

From Washington Post

Barnes played high school basketball in her hometown of Minden, Louisiana, where she had an assistant coach who was a Black woman; Barnes still refers to her as “Coach Smith.”

From Washington Times