Ilford

[ il-ferd ]

noun
  1. a former borough in SE England, now part of Redbridge, Greater London.

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How to use Ilford in a sentence

  • She was a Mrs. Oliver, and she lived at Ilford, which was at the other end of London and quite on the edge of the country.

  • In my ignorance and simplicity this captured me completely, so I replied at once saying I would take baby to Ilford the next day.

  • I set the thought of Ilford, on the edge of the country, with its green fields and its flowers.

  • I was hardly conscious of what happened next—hardly aware of passing through the streets to Ilford.

  • I found the publican from Ilford aboard—he was taking a trip to Sydney.

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