Morgantown

[mawr-guhn-toun]

noun

1. a city in N West Virginia.

Example Sentences

I would be beside myself if I was in Morgantown for a big college football game.

From Los Angeles Times

In Morgantown, West Virginia University President Gordon Gee plans to retire when his contract is up next June.

From Seattle Times

“He definitely gives us some hard times,” sophomore Kennedy Stewart said after the Spartans’ 47-31 loss to defending state champion Morgantown.

From Seattle Times

Heeding his family’s wishes, he enrolled in the pharmacy program at West Virginia University in Morgantown.

From New York Times

Austin Beachy, who handles marketing at Sheds Unlimited in Morgantown, Penn., notes that a new shed can add decent value but not as much as a garage.

From Seattle Times