Leesburg

[ leez-burg ]

noun

1. a city in central Florida.

Example Sentences

After eight years at Maryland SoccerPlex, the Spirit will play all home games this season at 20,000-seat Audi Field in the District or 5,000-seat Segra Field in Leesburg.

From Washington Post

Scattered bands of moderate snow are focused west of the Beltway and most concentrated in the zone from Frederick to Leesburg.

From Washington Post

The Spirit gave Rodman time to get settled before training camp opens Monday in Leesburg.

From Washington Post

Available in Virginia at Leesburg Gourmet in Leesburg, Vino Market in Midlothian.

From Washington Post

The Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center in Leesburg, which covers 165,000 square miles of airspace in Washington and several nearby states, closed for two hours on Sunday after an employee there reported testing positive for the coronavirus.

From Washington Post

I live far away [at the top of a long driveway, in rural Leesburg, Va., 40 miles outside of Washington].

From The Daily Beast

Phillips, 21, grew up in Sasser and Leesburg, Georgia, where he worked at a pawn shop.

From The Daily Beast

The relation between marble and schist is very perfectly shown at an old quarry west of Leesburg.

From Project Gutenberg

One of the larger areas is situated just south of Leesburg, while another occurs east of Lucketts.

From Project Gutenberg

Leesburg is governed by a mayor and common council and had at the time of the last government census a population of 1,513.

From Project Gutenberg

Leesburg had, until a year or so ago when it was razed, one of the oldest Methodist churches in America.

From Project Gutenberg

He married and took up his residence at Selma plantation, four miles north of Leesburg.

From Project Gutenberg