Westbrook

[ west-brook ]

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.

Example Sentences

Westbrook, limited by a quad injury early in the season, got his explosiveness back.

From Washington Post

Finally, Robin Lopez — and a pep talk from Westbrook — did the trick.

From Washington Post

It was only after Westbrook, 32, was able to focus on recovering his leg for two straight weeks because of the team’s coronavirus layoff that he finally played at full strength.

From Washington Post

He said as much in an interview that aired on NBC Sports Washington before the game, stating his motivation to win was in part to make Washington look bad for trading him and a protected first-round draft pick for Westbrook.

From Washington Post

Westbrook also dislocated his finger last week but played Friday in Boston anyway, scoring 12 points on 4-for-16 shooting while committing seven turnovers.

From Washington Post

That Westbrook would be sitting front row at the Rag Bone and Altuzarra shows during New York Fashion Week?

From The Daily Beast

Unbeknownst to Butler, that issue already existed—and Westbrook was, naturally, its cover star.

From The Daily Beast

Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Russell Westbrook, a serial fashion offender, brought back thick-rimmed glasses.

From The Daily Beast

The song, from 12-year-old aspiring starlet Nicole Westbrook, was written and produced by “Friday” mastermind Patrice Wilson.

From The Daily Beast

“This is my first time singing into a turkey leg,” adds Westbrook.

From The Daily Beast

Westbrook's men burned the village and chapel, and sailed back to the St. George.

From Project Gutenberg

Westbrook took his cue from this and also sent a rock after her.

From Project Gutenberg

As he was struggling between life and death, a young girl of fifteen, Miss Westbrook, took care of him.

From Project Gutenberg

Without blood, they were far more sisters to one another, than those sisters of the whole blood, Eliza and Harriett Westbrook.

From Project Gutenberg

Vowing to love Harriett Westbrook for ever, he found life intolerable with her in less than three nuptial years.

From Project Gutenberg