Miramar

American  

[mir-uh-mahr] / ˈmɪr əˌmɑr /

noun

1. a town in SE Florida.

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Example Sentences

This time, after arriving at Monaco train station, I strolled about 10 minutes to the 14-room, three-star Hotel Miramar—a favorite of yacht employees, according to a friend’s tip, with rooms starting at around $240.

From The Wall Street Journal

Max Wasserman, co-founder and senior portfolio manager at Miramar Capital, favors companies like Home Depot and McDonald’s on the consumer side, as well as industrial firm Waste Management, pipeline operator Oneok, and financials Visa and CME.

From Barron's

With waves crashing nearby, Chanel’s oceanfront seasonal boutique on Rosewood Miramar Beach is decidedly elegant, thanks to a neutral-toned interior and outdoor garden that holds the Cruise 2025/26 collection waiting to be explored within.

From Los Angeles Times

“We did the Miramar Air Show before and they had a whole Marine Corps infantry display where they get off the helicopters and then they do the whole attack,” Ryan said.

From Los Angeles Times

In the military city of San Diego, where thousands of former and current service members go to college, student veterans at Miramar College this year waited months to hear about VA work-study contracts, which previously had been approved within days.

From Los Angeles Times