Lachine

[ luh-sheen; French la-sheen ]

noun

1. a city in S Quebec, in E Canada, near Quebec, on the St. Lawrence.

Example Sentences

Not till eight this evening, but the Lachine train, which meets the mail boat, leaves at 11.30.

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Soon after my arrival winter set in, and I became acquainted with a few of the inhabitants of Lachine.

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We must see "Big John," famous now for years as wheelsman of the great excursion boats that shoot the rage of waters at Lachine.

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One of the feudal villages rising at this period was that now known as Lachine.

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Some are engaged in farming, others take rafts down the Lachine rapids.

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