Andover

[an-doh-ver, -duh-]

noun

1. a city in NE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Leask tailed it to the town of Andover to learn where it would eventually unload thousands of gallons of water.

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“The estate now looks like an American vision of a quintessentially English hunting estate,” said Catherine Hawkins, who has been spotting tankers from the outskirts of Andover.

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Down in Andover, residents and workers spotted tankers lining up for hydrants in an industrial area and a housing estate.

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Among them was Laurence Leask, an air conditioning inspector who told the BBC that he has been waking up at 03:00 BST to follow the tankers from the standpipes in Andover to the estate eight miles away, just over the border in Wiltshire, which is not subject to a drought order at present.

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The water firm, which serves more then two million customers, said it was first alerted by residents in Andover who had spotted the tankers coming and going from the standpipes.

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