Edmonds

[ ed-muhndz ]

noun

1. a town in NW Washington.

Example Sentences

Edmonds took a direct snap, with Kyler Murray split out wide, and wove his way through the middle of the Green Bay defense.

From Washington Post

“Culture’s not something that is going to be beneficial unless you invest in it,” Edmonds said.

From Digiday

The role was previously filled by Louis Edmonds, Roy Thinnes, and Martin Donovan.

From The Daily Beast

The light shifted to another man, but Edmonds had no time to see who it was as he stood staring open-mouthed at Harding.

From Project Gutenberg

Edmonds came with me, and he's upstairs now, planning a big victory celebration as soon as we can let the word out.

From Project Gutenberg

One of these was Audrey, who was the grandmother of Mrs. Blair; another was our great-grandmother Edmonds.

From Project Gutenberg

Edmonds and Scoggins were ordinary players, and depended on my skill.

From Project Gutenberg

Judge Edmonds came and went as he pleased, often to the annoyance of the party through the interruptions thus produced.

From Project Gutenberg