Nogales

[ nuh-gal-is ]

noun

1. a town in S Arizona.

Example Sentences

The starting point was Nogales, at Arizona’s southern end right on the border with Mexico.

From Singularity Hub 

A human driver took the wheel for the first 60 miles or so, from Nogales to Tucson—but from there the truck went on auto-pilot, and not just for a little while.

From Singularity Hub 

After three years in the field, most of them spent working nights in Nogales, he became a public information officer last July.

From The Daily Beast

Special Agent Xavier Diaz testified he once drove five hours west of the city to meet Arambula in Nogales, Arizona.

From The Daily Beast

Dinsdale talked about immigration and reminisced about a trip “down to the border” where he “went to Nogales.”

From The Daily Beast

Proprietor Ruben Nogales, 71, grew up in Ajo and watched its decline.

From The Daily Beast

Nogales owns four homes, which he bought "one fixer upper at a time" and rents to winter visitors.

From The Daily Beast

I was one of those who helped survey the original line from Benson to Nogales—I think the date was 1883.

From Project Gutenberg

“Just as I thought,” Mr. Nogales nodded his head, as the two agreed that all their money was there.

From Project Gutenberg

Later they found it was the very same hour the young mother died in Nogales.

From Project Gutenberg

Ve move Nogales City over here and make dis der gounty seat.

From Project Gutenberg

“They must be the smugglers Mr. Nogales told us about at the border,” Nan remarked.

From Project Gutenberg