Ames

[ eymz ]

noun

1. a city in central Iowa.

Example Sentences

The alleged fraudster flitted to Tampa, New York, and Los Angeles, his latest domain before the feds nabbed him in Ames, Iowa.

From The Daily Beast

He was the very man who caught Ames, which seems counterintuitive, until you enter the so-called “wilderness of mirrors” and consider the level at which the KGB plays the game.

From Time

Her ex Ames, who recently detransitioned, just learned his new lover is pregnant with his baby.

From Time

Those samples survived four years of exposure to the vacuum of space, and the Ames group thinks it could be used to repair cracks in extraterrestrial structures by “growing” into patches.

From The Daily Beast

Somerville, of Iowa State University in Ames, initially suspected that rabbit bones from the deepest sediment were perhaps around 12,000 years old.

From Science News

Writers like Mark Ames, whose rogue expat newspaper in Russia, eXile, was shut down by the Kremlin, for example.

From The Daily Beast

The former girlfriend of Ajar, Ames was also friends with Roy Lopez, the other alleged “fence,” and buddies with Lee.

From The Daily Beast

He dated another Bling Ringer, Courtney Leigh Ames, which is how he met the rest of the crew.

From The Daily Beast

What did you think after you won the Iowa Straw Poll in Ames?

From The Daily Beast

When he was arrested in 1994, Ames admitted to compromising the identities of the sources.

From The Daily Beast

Ils me conduysirent en la plus grande cabane de toutes; elle contenoit bien 80 ames.

From Project Gutenberg

Ames's New York battery was in the orchard, and the gunners were lying beneath the peach-trees, enjoying the leafy shade.

From Project Gutenberg

This part was taken by Fred Ames, in a suit of figured chintz, with cap and bells.

From Project Gutenberg

Ames College occupies a site here, and the Car Shops are important and extensive.

From Project Gutenberg

Events soon justified the apprehensions of the sensitive, but sagacious Ames.

From Project Gutenberg