Wallington

[ wol-ing-tuhn ]

noun

1. a town in NE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

This summer, beavers were born in enclosures from Ealing, west London, to the Wallington Estate, in Northumberland, on rivers in Canterbury, Kent, and at the Cairngorms, in the Highlands.

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This translated into votes with Wimbledon, Carshalton and Wallington, Sutton and Cheam, Richmond Park, Twickenham and Kingston and Surbiton areas now all being represented by Lib Dem MPs.

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He said the three new MPs - representing Carshalton and Wallington, Wimbledon, and Sutton and Cheam - would be "local champions for their constituencies".

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Ms Lumsdon said Ms Rose, of Wallington, south London, had claimed she left the children with a woman called Jade, which prompted firefighters to go back into the house to search for her.

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This summer, beavers were born in enclosures from Ealing, west London, to the Wallington Estate, in Northumberland, on rivers in Canterbury, Kent, and at the Cairngorms, in the Highlands.

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