Corning

[ kawr-ning ]

noun

1. a city in S New York.

Example Sentences

Look at all the people you’re speaking for at Corning who also have that opportunity.

From Time

No wonder few people know how extensively Corning, founded in 1851, has shaped our lives.

From Time

In 1998, Corning sold off its housewares division to focus on producing glass for other industries, like scientific research and technology.

From Eater

They panned to the CEO of Corning Inc., which made me wonder—are they creating new jobs?

From The Daily Beast

Then to my chamber drawing up writings, in expectation of my uncle Thomas corning.

From Project Gutenberg

In the morning a number of Corning people assisted them to Dunkirk and sent a committee to arrange for passage to Canada.

From Project Gutenberg

The Corning Journal illustrates the aid that was given to the fugitives by northern friends.

From Project Gutenberg

The plate and brisket may be used for soups, stews and goulashes and for corning.

From Project Gutenberg

The plucky and determined remnant, however, removed to Iowa, where on the prairie near Corning they planted a new Icaria.

From Project Gutenberg