Carlton

[ kahrl-tuhn ]

noun

1. Stephen Norman SteveLefty, born 1944, U.S. baseball player.
2. a male given name.

Carlton

/ ˈkɑːltən /

noun

1. a town in N central England, in S Nottinghamshire. Pop: 48 493 (2001)

Example Sentences

Carlton has seen this friend since and reports that her polite decline seems to have done no damage.

From Washington Post

Carlton is not the only one finding solace in a pared-down social life.

From Washington Post

When one of Carlton’s friends reached out around her birthday last month, asking when they were going to celebrate, Carlton spent an entire day thinking about how to respond.

From Washington Post

Through my wife [McCauley is married to singer/songwriter Vanessa Carlton].

From The Daily Beast

The head banquet man at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York City started serving the concoction as a menu staple in 1938.

From The Daily Beast

He adopted Steve Carlton's hand-in-a-bucket-of-sand exercises.

From The Daily Beast

Being called on to bail Will and Carlton out of jail was only one of many examples.

From The Daily Beast

Barnes posted a photo inscribed “RIP Carlton” that showed her with her hands pressed together in prayer.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Hunt supped at the Carlton frequently; he was supping now with a lady in a room upstairs.

From Project Gutenberg

Your letter of December 15th, in which you said that you had got back to Carlton, arrived last night.

From Project Gutenberg

In parts it was like the ground round that pretty little cottage at Carlton, where Thompson lives when the Trent is in flood.

From Project Gutenberg

He stayed at the place for about a year, then went to Carlton, in Nottinghamshire, and afterwards to Whitby.

From Project Gutenberg

The council was immediately summoned to Carlton house, a residence of the princess-dowager.

From Project Gutenberg