Martha's Vineyard

noun

1. an island off SE Massachusetts: summer resort. About 100 sq. mi. (259 sq. km).

Martha's Vineyard

1. Island in the Atlantic Ocean off southeastern Massachusetts.

Summer resort.

Example Sentences

If Democrats “don’t respond effectively, then this White House and Republican-controlled state governments all across the country, they will not stop, because they do not appear to believe in this idea of an inclusive, expansive democracy,” he said at a fundraiser Tuesday in Martha’s Vineyard that was first reported by the Associated Press on Wednesday.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’ve had a love relationship with the Cannes Film Festival since 1986 — they’ve loved all my films that have been there,” says Lee, 68, speaking on a recent video call from his residence at Oak Bluffs in Martha’s Vineyard.

From Los Angeles Times

The National Democratic Redistricting Committee, while not involved in the quorum break talks, is planning to host an August fundraiser on Martha’s Vineyard with President Barack Obama, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the group’s chairman, former Attorney General Eric Holder, according to a person involved in the organizing of the event.

From Salon

She’s made over 200 chairs, which are currently available at the Black Home in Brooklyn, Salte on Martha’s Vineyard and Space on Nantucket.

From New York Times

Recall how much they loved those migrant flights to Martha's Vineyard and the like a year or so ago.

From Salon