La Grange

[ luh greynj ]

noun

1. a city in W Georgia.
2. a city in NE Illinois, near Chicago.

Example Sentences

A second major improvement could come just two years later, in 2027, with the launch of ESA’s Lagrange mission.

From Science News

That way, Lagrange will be able to monitor an active, flaring area of the sun days earlier than other spacecraft, getting a fix on a new solar storm’s speed and direction sooner to allow scientists to make a more precise forecast.

From Science News

Then what Lagrange found is that I decreases from infinity in the distant past, passes through a unique minimum, and grows to infinity in the distant future.

From Nautilus

In the 19th century nobody had the remotest idea that the universe could be expanding, though the possibility might have been recognized when Lagrange made his discovery.

From Nautilus

Well, I paused for a second because I know what Lagrange multipliers are.

From Freakonomics

The Queen was apparently not offended, "She really adored him" and "quite enjoyed it" La Grange said.

From The Daily Beast

In ascending the hill of La Grange, we first encountered the rattlesnake, two of which we killed.

From Project Gutenberg

Heaven knows how La Grange had related the tragic incident, or with what embellishment he had been pleased to adorn it.

From Project Gutenberg

Mebby King's got a tip that the girl's at La Grange, an' he's come over in this direction lookin' fer us.

From Project Gutenberg

We'll be able to find the quarry, all right, when we get over it, but it may bother us some to find La Grange.

From Project Gutenberg

We've got ter find out what's up—it may mean success or failure fer that game we're workin' at La Grange.

From Project Gutenberg