Clarksburg

[ klahrks-burg ]

noun

1. a city in N West Virginia, on the Monongahela River.

Example Sentences

The footage of the suspect, he realized, looked similar to his Clarksburg case.

From Washington Post

Months later, a fire official in neighboring Montgomery County spotted the footage and realized the man in the video bore a striking resemblance to the person recorded in a 2017 Clarksburg arson he was investigating.

From Washington Post

The same Clarksburg townhouse was set ablaze in September 2016, and again a year later in September 2017.

From Washington Post

Near thirty miles from the village of Clarksburg is the small hamlet of Weston, then a notorious haunt for rebels.

From Project Gutenberg

The last mischief that was done this fall, was perpetrated at the house of Samuel Cottrail near to the present town of Clarksburg.

From Project Gutenberg

The detachment left Webster on the 22nd and marched to Clarksburg, distant 18 miles, arriving there the same day.

From Project Gutenberg

Clarksburg will be remembered by the great abundance, in its vicinity, of blackberries during the early fall of that year.

From Project Gutenberg

We started on our march to Clarksburg in the afternoon, to go by way of Harpers Ferry to take the cars there, to the former place.

From Project Gutenberg