Janesville

[ jeynz-vil ]

noun

1. a city in S Wisconsin.

Example Sentences

When Ryan kept mentioning his hometown of Janesville, it seemed like something he was told to say.

From The Daily Beast

The Sanimax man trailed them and contacted the Janesville police dispatcher.

From The Daily Beast

What has not changed is that fast-food customers in Janesville and elsewhere can expect to get plenty of grease with their meals.

From The Daily Beast

At his worst, Ryan can come across as a heartless number cruncher—or the most physically fit accountant in Janesville, Wisconsin.

From The Daily Beast

Two men were arrested early Wednesday in Janesville, Wis., home of Rep. Paul Ryan, for allegedly stealing 1,000 pounds of grease.

From The Daily Beast

In 1843 they migrated westward, establishing their home in Janesville, Wisconsin, where they spent their remaining days.

From Project Gutenberg

Dennis C. Guernsey, whose name introduces this review, was educated in the Janesville schools, completing a high school course.

From Project Gutenberg

In the meantime, however, following his return to Janesville, he had done other military service.

From Project Gutenberg

Janesville was placed on the grape list in the American Pomological Society fruit catalog in 1883 and is still retained.

From Project Gutenberg

Janesville has so many good vine characters that it may be of value for breeding purposes.

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