Smithfield

[ smith-feeld ]

noun

1. a town in N Rhode Island.

Example Sentences

The course of negotiations “was not unusual,” Keira Lombardo, Smithfield’s chief administrative officer, said in a statement.

From Time

Windsor is one of just two incorporated towns in the 316-square-mile county, along with Smithfield to the north on a tributary of the James River.

From Washington Post

The letter noted that OSHA had received complaints about JBS and Smithfield plants months before the agency conducted inspections.

From ProPublica

But Smithfield, which recently agreed to be acquired by a Chinese company, has become controversial.

From The Daily Beast

And then indeed he put on his night-gown, and went to Smithfield, the place where his relation dwelt.

From Project Gutenberg

Bago kep a shop in Smithfield market, and drov a taring good trade in the hoil and Italian way.

From Project Gutenberg

A ravine comes down from the hills and forms the dividing line between the Bernard and Smithfield estates.

From Project Gutenberg

The original size of Smithfield was but three acres, but since 1834 it has been over six acres in extent.

From Project Gutenberg

The story of her cruel death amid the flames at Smithfield belongs rather to that bloody spot than to the Guildhall.

From Project Gutenberg