Scottsdale

[ skots-deyl ]

noun

1. a city in central Arizona, near Phoenix.

Example Sentences

He still lives in Scottsdale, just north of ASU, and has befriended Michael Phelps — the Baltimore native who trained for his final two Olympics at the Sun Devils’ facilities.

From Washington Post

Camelback Mountain—named for the camel-like profile visible from a certain vantage—is beloved by Phoenix and Scottsdale residents.

From Outside Online

The Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve offers a few paved trails that allow people of all abilities to meander through the desert.

From Outside Online

Schweikert, who defeated a Democrat in a different district to get to Congress, has represented a safe seat around Scottsdale since 2013.

From Washington Post

Over Skype, wearing a blue button-down and Apple earbuds, he looks like any other stay-at-home dad in North Scottsdale.

From The Daily Beast

Soren Nicula of Scottsdale, Arizona, seemed like a typical CES gawker.

From The Daily Beast

Scottsdale police later reported he had guns in his house, although they acknowledged he was unarmed when Peters killed him.

From The Daily Beast

Peters got a Medal of Valor from the Scottsdale Police Department for that shooting, back in 2006.

From The Daily Beast

As Culver endured the Phoenix heat, Romney raised $2 million at his Scottsdale fundraiser, his campaign said.

From The Daily Beast