Brookline

[ brook-lahyn ]

noun
  1. a town in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

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How to use Brookline in a sentence

  • Myron Leon Wallace was born in Brookline, Mass., in 1918, a year after John F. Kennedy was born five doors away.

  • I went back to Brookline soon after that to send in the story and do some telephoning.

    The Fire People | Ray Cummings
  • The reports showed it to be slightly smaller in size than the Brookline meteor.

    The Fire People | Ray Cummings
  • Meanwhile the light at Brookline was under constant surveillance.

    The Fire People | Ray Cummings
  • He was accidentally called to attend a young lady belonging to a very wealthy family out in Brookline.

    Ester Ried Yet Speaking | Isabella Alden
  • He is said to have marked success; and, of course, since the Brookline occurrence his practice is largely among the wealthy.

    Ester Ried Yet Speaking | Isabella Alden