New Castle

noun

1. a city in W Pennsylvania.
2. a city in E Indiana.

Example Sentences

Hilton Stewart Paterson Valentine was born May 21, 1943, in North Shields on the river Tyne near Newcastle.

From Washington Post

Only Wolves, Burnley, Newcastle, and West Brom have worse margins.

From FiveThirtyEight

A team of scientists at Northumbria University in Newcastle, UK, have hit upon a new method for making that determination, involving the measurement of levels of certain proteins in bones.

From Ars Technica

Hell’s Hollow is a national park and trail in New Castle, Pennsylvania, about a mile down the road from my childhood home.

From Eater

“It’s a great idea,” says engineer Chris Knight in Newcastle, Australia.

From Science News For Students

We rented a house in New Castle, Delaware, that doubled as our filming location and lodging for the actors.

From The Daily Beast

So it was that we pacified the wild Orsini, and later a new castle was born phœnix-like from the ashes of the old.

From Project Gutenberg

Then came the Normans, from whose New Castle, built some eight hundred years since, the town derived its present name.

From Project Gutenberg

If I did, we should cause a general immigration of the domestics of the country to New Castle.

From Project Gutenberg

We wish for quietness, and in New Castle it can be obtained, I think, in a particularly concentrated form.

From Project Gutenberg

It is difficult to imagine anything more dismal than a rainy day at New Castle, particularly at this late period in the year.

From Project Gutenberg