Nashua

[ nash-oo-uh ]

noun

1. a city in S New Hampshire, on the Merrimack River.

Example Sentences

From the time she arrived in Nashua, N.H., at age 20, the sense would wash over her on long drives to get to an Indian restaurant or while pushing her cart around the grocery store.

From Los Angeles Times

The house she rented just before getting into the race is in Nashua, N.H., in a district that runs the length of the state and includes all of its western portion.

From New York Times

At least five Republicans also have announced their candidacies to represent the district, which stretches along the western half of the state and includes Concord and Nashua.

From Seattle Times

Goodlander, 37, grew up in Nashua and recently moved back there from Washington, where she worked in the Justice Department as a top antitrust official and as counsel to Attorney General Merrick Garland before moving to the White House chief of staff’s office earlier this year.

From Seattle Times

In an announcement video, Ms. Goodlander emphasized her family’s ties to the district, saying they have lived in Nashua for more than a century and noting that her mother, Betty Tamposi, served in the New Hampshire House.

From New York Times