Northborough

[ nawrth-bur-oh, -buhr-oh ]

noun

1. a town in central Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Last February, the Northborough-Southborough public schools in eastern Massachusetts started a new routine.

From Science News For Students

Combining individual samples into pools, as Northborough-Southborough public schools did, is one cost-saving strategy.

From Science News

Last February, Northborough-Southborough public schools in eastern Massachusetts started a new routine.

From Science News

In Northborough-Southborough schools, peak participation rates were about 60 percent, on average.

From Science News

Overall, Northborough-Southborough schools saw very few cases, a result of the full suite of mitigation strategies that the schools employed, Duggan says.

From Science News

“I was talking to a family in Northborough, Mass., the other day, Sheryl and Mark Nixon,” Ryan said.

From The Daily Beast

Not till after the old fellow had gone did Hugh wonder how he had unearthed him here in the Northborough Hotel.

From Project Gutenberg

Steel was at his best after these jaunts of his to Northborough and the club.

From Project Gutenberg