Hillsboro

[ hilz-bur-oh, -buhr-oh ]

noun

1. a town in NW Oregon.

Example Sentences

More vibrant is the artsy town of Hillsboro, where the General Store is a must-stop café—order green chile with whatever you buy.

From Outside Online

The project, the culmination of a nearly two-decade campaign, not only rebuilt Hillsboro’s main street but also modernized other aging infrastructure.

From Washington Post

Hillsboro, she said, made the case that an investment in town infrastructure was an investment in the region.

From Washington Post

Hillsboro, he said, shows how a small town can make design improvements with safety in mind.

From Washington Post

The steamy heat didn’t darken the mood of Hillsboro residents waiting expectantly for neighbors and other bargain-hunters to show up at their doorsteps.

From Washington Post

He drove stage from Hillsboro to Washington, and subsequently kept tavern in Hillsboro.

From Project Gutenberg

Hillsboro is a small place, containing something more than 3,000 people.

From Project Gutenberg

The early settlers of Hillsboro were mostly from Virginia, and brought with them the old-fashioned ideas of hospitality.

From Project Gutenberg

About two miles west of Hillsboro the famous old tavern of Charley Miller is reached.

From Project Gutenberg

On their arrival in that state they settled in Washington county, near Hillsboro, and their later years were spent in Oregon.

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