East Greenwich

American  

[gren-ich] / ˈgrɛn ɪtʃ /

noun

1. a town in central Rhode Island.

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Example Sentences

So like most young employees across America, Berard, who grew up in East Greenwich, R.I., scrambled for a place to stay.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over the bar of a 200-year-old pub in southeast London hangs a sign: “For the people of East Greenwich, by the people of East Greenwich.”

From Los Angeles Times

At the Star in East Greenwich, Gadsby Peet admits that financially, things are “really tight,” even though the community-run pub needs to pay only for behind-the-counter staff, with no management costs, and there is no pressure to turn a profit.

From Los Angeles Times

Gloucester County prosecutors have said Lannon broke into the victim’s East Greenwich home and beat him to death with a hammer.

From Seattle Times

Robert Auclair, a certified financial planner in East Greenwich, R.I., advises retired clients who are considering a second home on the Southern coast to check out the climate by renting for a year first.

From New York Times