Bellingham

[ bel-ing-ham ]

noun

1. a seaport in NW Washington.
2. a city in E Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

As an adult, I moved to Bellingham, Washington, and became totally enthralled with mountain biking.

From Outside Online

A lifelong Puget Sound angler, she’s lived in Bellingham, Washington, for the last decade, and her inability to say no has earned her the presidency at North Sound Trout Unlimited.

From Outside Online

Empty containers are in short supply up north in places like Bellingham.

From Voice of San Diego

What barges lack in speed – a trip between Bellingham and San Diego could take about two weeks – they make up for in size and efficiency.

From Voice of San Diego

Moyer is a biologist at Western Washington University in Bellingham.

From Science News For Students

Later she volunteered at Snow Leopard Trust and the Akre Tiger Sanctuary in Bellingham.

From The Daily Beast

Mr Bellingham danced on gaily and merrily through the night, and flirted with Miss Duncombe, as he thought good.

From Project Gutenberg

"I think not," answered Mr Bellingham, as he gave the child to her, before springing off his horse.

From Project Gutenberg

She waded back to the beach, to the point towards which Mr Bellingham was directing his horse.

From Project Gutenberg

It seems rather strange, but we have no one to introduce us; my name is Bellingham—yours is—?

From Project Gutenberg

Mr Bellingham looked graver than he had done while witnessing Ruth's passionate emotion in her mother's room.

From Project Gutenberg