Blacksburg

[ blaks-burg ]

noun

1. a town in SW Virginia.

Example Sentences

Now living in rural Blacksburg, Virginia—with three horses of her own, plus husband Ellis Low ’98 and their daughter—she provides low-cost veterinary care through Mountain View Humane.

From MIT Technology Review

The tests will go to sites in Blacksburg, Charlottesville and Norfolk.

From Washington Post

He booted a 51-yard field goal, the longest of his career, with one second to play Saturday afternoon at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, sending Virginia Tech to a 38-35 defeat.

From Washington Post

This pattern continued all the way up to when Blacksburg had N players, when there were N−1 ways.

From FiveThirtyEight

“Dodder and host plant synchronization has never been so clearly shown as in this paper,” says James Westwood, a plant pathologist at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.

From Science News

He died on the “reading day” in Blacksburg, when students had a day off before exams to cram in some final hours of study.

From The Daily Beast