Melrose

[mel-rohz]

noun

1. a city in E Massachusetts, near Boston.

2. a village in SE Scotland, on the Tweed River: ruins of a famous abbey.

Example Sentences

In 1918, Cecil B. DeMille established the Mercury Aviation Co. — which would become the first commercial airline with regularly scheduled flights in the world — and built an airfield, DeMille Field No. 1, at Melrose and Fairfax avenues.

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On Sunday, the streamer hosted a bike ride on a stretch of Melrose Avenue in partnership with CicLAvia where 50,000 fans were encouraged to dress in ’80s attire, or as a “Stranger Things” character.

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And it might move its operations from Paramount on Melrose Avenue to the larger Warner lot.

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It’s a rare gray Saturday in Los Angeles; raindrops collect along a window overlooking a row of trees at Le Parc at Melrose.

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The New York pop-up is on Fifth Avenue, the Vegas one is in the Wynn hotel and the L.A. one—which is permanent—is on Melrose Avenue.

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