Cranbrook

[ kran-brook ]

noun

1. a city in SE British Columbia, in SW Canada.

Example Sentences

Nope,” one said, “but my Dad and Mr. Cranbrook were thinkin' to put one up.

From The Daily Beast

Cranbrook, Romney's elite private academy, had a teacher who was so visually impaired the kids called him "The Bat."

From The Daily Beast

The Post reported that the abused boy was ultimately expelled from Cranbrook—for smoking a cigarette.

From The Daily Beast

In the parish church of Cranbrook, in the Weald of Kent, is a curious bath for immersion, of which the following is the history.

From Project Gutenberg

On the opposite height is another camp, called Cranbrook Castle.

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Cranbrook's own accomplishments were not of the kind which is highly appreciated among undergraduates.

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There was a simplicity and an unstudied grace in her attitude which appealed directly to Cranbrook's æsthetic nature.

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These exclamations were uttered in a tone of sincere surprise which to Cranbrook was very amusing.

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