Woodbridge

[ wood-brij ]

noun

1. a city in NE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

Amy, 31, a primary school teacher from Woodbridge, Suffolk, set up the Not Disabled Enough page in May.

From BBC

"Once I was in my wheelchair in Woodbridge and I saw a colleague, and she said 'I've never seen you in a wheelchair', and I overheard her husband say, 'but she doesn't really need it, does she?',"

From BBC

Woodbridge at Buena Park, 7 p.m.

From Los Angeles Times

"Ryan was at a gathering at a friend's house just enjoying the summer holidays, they'd finished their GCSEs in June, they were having fun," Mrs Hayward-Brackenbury, 49, also from Woodbridge, explained.

From BBC

After diving into a pool, the teenager, from Woodbridge, in Suffolk, hit his head at the bottom, sustained a spinal injury and had no movement below the waist.

From BBC