Saint-Nazaire

/ sɛ̃nazɛr /

noun

1. a port in NW France, at the mouth of the River Loire: German submarine base in World War II; shipbuilding. Pop: 65 874 (1999)

Example Sentences

In addition to the Belfast A220 wing plant, those include a plant in Kinston, N.C., purpose-built to manufacture fuselage panels for the A350 and a plant in Saint-Nazaire, France, that assembles the fuselage sections from those panels.

From Seattle Times

For David Samzun, mayor of the city of Saint-Nazaire in western France and a Socialist Party member like Hidalgo, a boycott of the contest would have been “unsustainable.”

From Washington Post

Unlike many other towns, Saint-Nazaire will show the World Cup final in a public viewing area on Sunday.

From Washington Post

He visited the country's first offshore windfarm off the port of Saint-Nazaire off the west coast and hopes to speed up the build times of windfarms and solar parks.

From Salon

He flew directly last month from New York, where he had warned the United Nations of the choice between “war and peace,” to Saint-Nazaire on the French Atlantic coast, where he lauded marine wind turbines.

From New York Times