Barnstable

[ bahrn-stuh-buhl ]

noun

1. a city in SE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

The Birdsey Cape Wildlife Center in Barnstable, MA, has a terrapin program, so the two-headed reptile was brought in on September 22, shortly after hatching at a protected terrapin nesting site in Barnstable.

From Popular-Science

It is not clear how many of the positive individuals in Barnstable are breakthrough cases—meaning they are exhibiting symptoms despite getting shots.

From The Daily Beast

Barnstable precluded any reply, by bowing to his captive, and turning away to superintend the management of his vessels.

From Project Gutenberg

"I would that I could see the face of my prisoner," said Barnstable, in an undertone, that was audible only to his companion.

From Project Gutenberg

Barnstable was in the act of following his companion into the boat, when he felt himself detained by a slight hold of his arm.

From Project Gutenberg

If my cousin Plowden were here, Mr. Barnstable, I know that her opinion of yon gentleman would not be at all more favorable.

From Project Gutenberg

Yield your sword, Mr. Barnstable, and spare yourself the disgrace of having it forced from you by a common soldier.

From Project Gutenberg