Pleasantville

[ plez-uhnt-vil ]

noun

1. a city in SE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

Wanda’s dream begins to fracture, a la The Truman Show or Pleasantville.

From Time

But the waitresses are wearing red poodle skirts and polka-dotted shirts and look more Pleasantville than prohibition.

From The Daily Beast

You know what could help the governor dilute all that Pleasantville weirdness?

From The Daily Beast

At Pleasantville a sharp turn to the left should be made, and the road thence to Atlantic City is very easily followed.

From Project Gutenberg

Framed by the window an active railroad panorama spread out, and beyond that view the quaint town of Pleasantville.

From Project Gutenberg

Every live boy in Pleasantville was in evidence about the village pleasure grounds, the common and the hill.

From Project Gutenberg

He ran them down to the building he had determined to utilize, temporarily at least, as express headquarters for Pleasantville.

From Project Gutenberg

The great man of the village was in his element—the eyes and ears of all Pleasantville fixed upon him.

From Project Gutenberg