Laurinburg

[ lawr-in-burg, lor-in- ]

noun

1. a town in S North Carolina.

Example Sentences

Byrd, an in-state product from Laurinburg, walked to the plate in the eighth inning to a loud ovation from the home crowd.

From Seattle Times

He graduated from the Laurinburg Institute, a historically Black prep school in North Carolina that Dizzy Gillespie had attended in the 1930s.

From New York Times

So she took an assignment at the same hospital where she started her nursing career, Scotland Memorial in Laurinburg.

From Seattle Times

After being laid off in Red Springs, he next took an auto repair job at a Chevrolet place in Laurinburg.

From Washington Times

Born in Laurinburg, North Carolina, in 1944, and raised in Newark, New Jersey, Shaw was one of jazz music’s most influential trumpeters thanks to his technical and harmonic conventions.

From Washington Times