Shenstone

[ shen-stuhn ]

noun

1. William, 1714–63, English poet.

Example Sentences

Ms Shenstone said she did not believe dog licences would work because only responsible owners would sign up.

From BBC

Mrs Fitzgerald, who now lives at Shenstone in Staffordshire, said her daughter had been a "bright and vivacious young person", who enjoyed netball and music and was "very interested in other people".

From BBC

Mohammed Rayaz, 70, suffered severe burns to his face and arms in the incident on Shenstone Road, Birmingham, on 20 March.

From BBC

The attack had happened just after 19:00 GMT on Shenstone Road, near the Dudley Road mosque the victim had left.

From BBC

This was also the year the Shenstone Manor House in Leesburg, Va., now on the market for $1.1 million, was built.

From Washington Post