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Elkhart

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[elk-hahrt, el-kahrt] / ˈɛlk hɑrt, ˈɛl kɑrt /

noun

  1. a city in N Indiana.


Example Sentences

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He and his wife are scheduled to get back to Elkhart, Ind., on Friday.

From The Wall Street Journal

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.

From BBC

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.

From Science Daily

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.

From New York Times

A man with developmental disabilities who spent more than 16 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of murder has reached a settlement of $11,725,000 with the city of Elkhart, Ind., his lawyers said on Friday.

From New York Times