St. Helens

American  

[hel-uhnz] / ˈhɛl ənz /

noun

1. a city in Merseyside, in NW England, near Liverpool.

2. Mount, an active volcano in SW Washington, part of the Cascade Range: seven major eruptions during 1980, the first since 1854–57. 8,364 feet (2,549 meters).

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Example Sentences

The 32-year-old from St Helens told the BBC that after realising how little information there was on endometriosis, she decided to petition for there to be a national endometriosis registry.

From BBC

Hull KR now hold all four major titles, following Wigan in their quadruple-winning 2024 campaign, and become the first side to do it over two seasons since St Helens in 2006-07.

From BBC

While local officials have vowed that taxpayer money will not be used for the new stadium itself, public funds are being sought for surrounding infrastructure, including the crucial relocation of a neighbouring freight rail terminal to St Helens.

From BBC

Five and a half miles in the distance, Mount St. Helens rose to a snow-covered peak.

From Literature

“I’m thinking it’s St. Helens,” countered Malone, his intuition coming from years working around the mountains.

From Literature