Saint Albans

/ ˈɔːlbənz /

noun

1. a city in SE England, in W Hertfordshire: founded in 948 ad around the Benedictine abbey first built in Saxon times on the site of the martyrdom (about 303 ad ) of St Alban; present abbey built in 1077; Roman ruins. Pop: 82 429 (2001) Latin nameVerulamium

Example Sentences

Kelly Klein, CEO of Groennfell Meadery in Saint Albans, Vermont, whose business has basically shut down said she has not gotten clear information about the federal loan program, despite reading information online and talking to her banker.

From Reuters

Another day, one of his opponents was Jim Bob Williams, a therapeutic humorist from Saint Albans, W.Va.

From Washington Post

“The culture and the type of people you see, they’re different” in big cities, said Bethany Hanna, a homemaker in Saint Albans, W.Va., who said she visits urban areas on missions with her church.

From Washington Post

Becky Kelley of Saint Albans, West Virginia, told The Associated Press on Monday that “the prison guards should’ve been watching. This should’ve never happened.”

From Seattle Times

“You get the actual vibrations of the music as opposed to digital reproduction,” said Deja Vu shopper Rigel Fuller, 22, of Saint Albans, Vermont.

From Washington Times