Elkhart

[elk-hahrt, el-kahrt]

noun

1. a city in N Indiana.

Example Sentences

Danny Reynolds, the owner of Stephenson's, a 93-year-old clothing store in Elkhart, Indiana, said he had paid extra to expedite shipments of sweaters and coats into the country ahead of the strike.

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Over the next few months, the team will work with Notre Dame's Center for Civic Innovation to evaluate residences in the local South Bend and Elkhart communities.

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In Elkhart County, Ind., a year ago, the board of county commissioners declared at a meeting that “It’s Perfectly Normal” “depicts and describes sexual conduct in a patently offensive way.”

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The railroad will carry out a one-year pilot program that will apply to about 1,000 employees in Atlanta; Elkhart, Ind.; and Roanoke, Va., who are members of two unions, a small fraction of the company’s work force of roughly 20,000 people.

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A jury convicted Mr. Royer in the 2002 killing of a 94-year-old woman, Helen Sailor, who had been found strangled in a high-rise apartment in downtown Elkhart.

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