Lewiston

[ loo-uh-stuhn ]

noun

1. a city in SW Maine.
2. a city in W Idaho.

Example Sentences

Now 63, Anderson farms wheat, pulse and oil seed on about 4,400 acres of the rolling folds of the Palouse prairie surrounding Lewiston.

From Time

In the 31 years since he opened his law practice on Lisbon Street in downtown Lewiston, Maine, Jim Howaniec has never been in a situation like the one he now faces.

From ProPublica

Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, which includes Lewiston, is massive, stretching to cover nearly all of Maine while forming the largest district east of the Mississippi by land area.

From Ozy

In later life he was connected with railway projects and died at Lewiston, Idaho, in 1869.

From Project Gutenberg

Lewiston had renewed the note for sixty days, and then for sixty more, but with the proviso that this was the last extension.

From Project Gutenberg

Lewiston had become a place of much importance, being the transhipping point for a great through freighting business.

From Project Gutenberg

The steamer "Rochester" is also recorded as running between Lewiston and Hamilton in 1843 to 1849.

From Project Gutenberg

At Lewiston we took everyone on board that wanted to come; in fact, our "runners" strenuously invited them.

From Project Gutenberg