Duxbury

[ duhks-ber-ee, -buh-ree ]

noun

1. a city in SE Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

Since the play calls became public, parents from Duxbury and others emailed the Anti-Defamation League of New England to report that they first heard Auschwitz on the field two seasons ago.

From Washington Post

The peer pressure to say nothing was probably immense, says Rabbi Howard Cohen, who has led Congregation Shirat Hayam in Duxbury for seven years.

From Washington Post

After news of the audibles broke, Kate Reynolds founded an anti-hate group Stand Up Duxbury and recruited others to hold signs with her on the town green to show support for the Jewish community.

From Washington Post

Some Duxbury parents say they are struggling to help their children develop the skills they need to speak against injustices.

From Washington Post

After dismissing Dave Maimaron, whose Duxbury teams have won five championships since he was hired in 2005, the district said it was working with the Anti-Defamation League and had hired a lawyer to investigate.

From Washington Post

I will watch alone, whispering “thank you” to Mike Duxbury and his slightly crooked eye, praying hard for victory.

From The Daily Beast

Duxbury Farley and his son had deliberately wrecked the company.

From Project Gutenberg

Only Mr. Duxbury Farley and his attorney were wholly unmoved.

From Project Gutenberg

Was you allowin' to let Colonel Duxbury climb into all three o' the saddles?

From Project Gutenberg

The son married, and lived at Eastham in 1655, dwelling first at Duxbury and Sandwich.

From Project Gutenberg

She was now asked to take charge of the Duxbury High School, where she became an inspiration to her scholars.

From Project Gutenberg