Saginaw Bay

noun

1. an arm of Lake Huron, off the E coast of Michigan. 60 miles (97 km) long.

Example Sentences

He played football and baseball and was a top scorer on his district-champion basketball team and took his life lessons about the natural limits of the world from the challenges of managing crop rotations in the family fields near Saginaw Bay.

From Salon

“No! Michigan’s not a blue state,” Ms. Whitmer insisted in an interview last week in Bay City, nestled in a windy, working-class county near Saginaw Bay that Mr. Trump won twice.

From New York Times

The new Senate District 35, for example, takes in parts of several previous districts, extending eastward from Midland to Saginaw Bay.

From Seattle Times

Sunday after seeing someone struggling with the shanty as it was being blown across the ice on Saginaw Bay off McKinley Township, Huron County Sheriff Kelly Hanson said in a news release.

From Seattle Times

Saginaw Bay, off Michigan’s eastern coast, is a favorite of anglers in pursuit of sport fish, primarily perch and walleye.

From Seattle Times