Pittsfield

[ pits-feeld ]

noun

1. a city in W Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Indeed, these passions are as inseparable to me today as they were throughout my childhood in my small hometown of Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

From Time

With around 40,000 people, no one would mistake Pittsfield’s nightscape for that of Boston or New York.

From Time

Either way, look for every Democrat from Chatham to Pittsfield to take a look at the race.

From The Daily Beast

Mrs. Latham is anxious to know to what hospital in 177 Pittsfield Naki has taken the child.

From Project Gutenberg

There are a number of trolley lines in this section of Massachusetts, all centring in Pittsfield.

From Project Gutenberg

A black fox was taken in Pittsfield Township in 1878, and I have heard of another being seen at a later date.

From Project Gutenberg

I expect to start tomorrow for Pittsfield, Pike county, Illinois, about forty-five miles southeast from this place.

From Project Gutenberg

Pittsfield they found to be a large town whose old houses surrounded by ancient trees gave a feeling of solidity and comfort.

From Project Gutenberg