Moncton
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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New Brunswick launched a new investigation, this time looking at data from 222 patients, about 75 percent of whom lived in or around the city of Moncton.
From Barron's
Lucas had just gone through a divorce and suffered a bad concussion, and she moved back in with her mother and Cuthbertson in their rural community near the city of Moncton.
From BBC
The early cases seemed to be grouped around two locations: Moncton and the Acadian Peninsula.
From BBC
On a bright morning this past September, Marrero was sitting in his home office in a large cottage-style house on a plot of land just outside of Moncton.
From BBC
A company town, Moncton, was established in 1906 by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad while carving its transcontinental line through Snoqualmie Pass.
From Seattle Times
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