Lake Charles

American  

noun

1. a city in SW Louisiana.

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Example Sentences

That’s thanks to Costco’s rigorous cost control and its partnership with Trapiche, one of Argentina’s largest wine producers, according to Costco partner and wine importer DC Flynt, of DC Flynt MW Selections in Lake Charles, La. To give the wine greater nuance and texture, Flynt explained, “We’re getting three principal types of Malbec from different altitudes and different soil structures.”

From The Wall Street Journal

To fulfill the credits, it would build its first commercial facility near Lake Charles, La., in part powering nearby data centers.

From Los Angeles Times

Another area of concern is the two weather offices that serve Houston and Lake Charles, La. The office in Lake Charles has eight meteorologists now on staff but five vacancies.

From Los Angeles Times

But the Louisiana Supreme Court cleared the way on Friday for the formation of St. George, a city of nearly 100,000 people that joins the ranks of the state’s largest cities, falling between Lafayette and Lake Charles in population.

From New York Times

The move would also hand Mr. Johnson a powerful parochial win, unblocking a proposed export terminal in his home state of Louisiana that would be situated along a shipping channel that connects the Gulf of Mexico to Lake Charles.

From New York Times