Hinsdale

[hinz-deyl]

noun

1. a city in NE Illinois, near Chicago.

Example Sentences

“The only compliment I think I’ve ever come up with for Stephen is that there are plenty of conservatives and far-right wing conspiracy theorists and hate mongers that spout what he spouted from behind a computer screen. I have not in my life before or after seen someone do it in an amphitheater full of their high school colleagues,” said Miller’s classmate Kesha Ram Hinsdale, now majority leader of the Vermont state Senate.

From Los Angeles Times

Meyer died Friday in the Chicago suburb of Hinsdale, surrounded by family, DePaul said in a release.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Holt had blended in for decades in Hinsdale, a town with a population of about 4,000, often sitting on his riding mower in the trailer park where he lived until his death in June at 82.

From New York Times

Geoffrey Holt, the caretaker of a mobile home park in Hinsdale, N.H., did little to stand out and mostly kept to himself, at least as far as Kathryn Lynch, the town administrator, knew.

From New York Times

Residents are hoping Hinsdale will get noticed a bit more because of the gift.

From Seattle Times