Paddington

[ pad-ing-tuhn ]

noun

1. a former residential borough of Greater London, England, now part of Westminster.

Example Sentences

But as soon as poor Paddington Bear made it home, there was Richie on his doorstep for a bittersweet farewell.

From The Daily Beast

The popular club in Paddington fast became a favorite watering hole for war correspondents.

From The Daily Beast

We reached Paddington, smoothly and safely—and old Brandon did not once put on the veil.

From Project Gutenberg

Hyde Park is partly in Paddington, a name which the authorities decode into “town of the children of Paeda”.

From Project Gutenberg

By the friendly help of Godbehere he ultimately obtained employment in the coal yard at Paddington-wages 2s.

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The police telegraphed at once to Paddington, giving the particulars, and desiring his capture.

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The repetition fared no better, until a boy at Paddington suggested that Slough should be allowed to finish the word.

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