Clarksville

American  

[klahrks-vil] / ˈklɑrks vɪl /

noun

1. a city in N Tennessee.

2. a town in SE Indiana.

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Example Sentences

“It’s one of the best-kept secrets of Clarksville. It’s usually off-limits to the public, but we’ve received special permission to take all of you in. We’ll talk about your identities in the cave.”

From Literature

“Everybody lives here in Liston or in Upper Tyson or Clarksville.”

From Literature

“And I bet there’s a Robin’s Egg Lane in Liston or Upper Tyson or Clarksville. That’s the pattern on the entire list—old address, new address. I bet if I call this Ann Arbor number, I’ll get one of those messages, ‘Doo-doo-doo….The number you are calling has been changed.

From Literature

“Uh, Liston, Ohio? Or maybe Upper Tyson or Clarksville, but that’s not as likely—are you sure you aren’t moving or planning to move or in the process of—?” “No,” the girl said, in a tone that very clearly said, that is such a stupid question.

From Literature

Upper Tyson and Clarksville were the two closest suburbs.

From Literature