Hyannis Port

[ hahy-an-is ]

noun

1. a town in SE Massachusetts, on Nantucket Sound: summer resort.

Example Sentences

The first culprit was Theodore White, who interviewed Jacqueline Kennedy at Hyannis Port on November 29, 1963, for Life magazine.

From The Daily Beast

In Hyannis Port, longtime summer home of the Kennedy clan, everyone has a story about the infamous political family.

From The Daily Beast

The Kennedys had Hyannis Port and the Bush clan Kennebunkport.

From The Daily Beast

Before Dallas, the Kennedys had Hollywood star-power and New England pluck, not the Royal Standard flying in Hyannis Port.

From The Daily Beast

The senator ended the meeting and walked out onto the porch in Hyannis Port.

From The Daily Beast

The time that he describes was a 5-day weekend up in Hyannis Port.

From Project Gutenberg