Claremont

[ klair-mont ]

noun

1. a town in SW California.
2. a city in W New Hampshire.

Example Sentences

University of California, Davis, Colby College, Colorado College, the Claremont colleges, and Carleton University followed suit.

From Time

Claremont’s output in the past year or two has been astonishingly radical, all but openly calling for regime change and rebellion.

From Vox

“This hotel came with a big responsibility,” said Krista Stokes, creative director of Atlantic Holdings, a hospitality company that redesigned the Claremont after Harrington purchased it.

From Washington Post

Born in Minnesota, Bob Jerome, the more cautious of the pair, had grown up in California, attending college in Claremont and later working as a Senate staffer.

From Washington Blade

She earned a master’s of divinity degree from Claremont in 2011.

From Washington Blade

Long went on to become an attorney at several conservative institutions, including the Claremont Institute.

From The Daily Beast

In the course of her must-see Claremont interview, Heidi was asked her views about the different branches of government.

From The Daily Beast

Ross Douthat offers an entry in the Claremont Review debate over the future of conservatism.

From The Daily Beast

The discussion has been led by Claremont's own William Voegeli.

From The Daily Beast

The Claremont Review of Books has opened a rich discussion about the tensions between conservative and moderate Republicans.

From The Daily Beast

Claremont, indeed, is a place weighted with memories and sad thoughts of the “might have been.”

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Whateley paints in glowing language, the genius of Kent, both at Stowe, and at Claremont.

From Project Gutenberg

Finally Ford reached Claremont, the town where the boys had actually found refuge.

From Project Gutenberg

Hunger attacked her, and she lunched at Claremont, thrilling with excitement, and careless of prices upon the menu.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet, if "Asher Place" had its vicissitudes in past ages, so too has Claremont—a portion of the same manor—in our own times.

From Project Gutenberg