Cobourg

[koh-burg]

noun

1. a town in SE Ontario, in S Canada, on Lake Ontario: summer resort.

Example Sentences

Chad Lambert, 35, of Cobourg Road, Bristol, was sentenced at Bristol Magistrates' Court after admitting to aggravated burglary.

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In Peter Doig’s magnetic 1994 painting “Cobourg 3 + 1 More,” snow seems to fall in the front of the canvas, forcing you to cast through it to the blurry image behind, and to serve “almost as a screen or veil of memory,” as the critic Adrian Searle noted in a 2017 lecture with Christie’s.

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Ford struck back at his opponent, calling her “desperate” during a campaign stop in Cobourg, Ontario, after hearing a tape of Wynne’s comment.

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Kathy Lawrence, who was on the Ghan with her husband to celebrate his 40th birthday, told me that the evening was one of the highlights of the three-week trip that had taken them to Darwin, Uluru, the Tiwi Islands and the Cobourg Peninsula.

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On game days, he and his wife would bring Mastoris his favorite butter tarts, available only near Cobourg.

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