Northfield

[ nawrth-feeld ]

noun

1. a town in SE Minnesota.

Example Sentences

Ruth Stilwell, the executive director of Aerospace Policy Solutions and an adjunct faculty member at Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont, has a suggestion for how we can better manage space traffic.

From MIT Technology Review

All the rapid fire no doubt jangles his neighbors on North Happ Road in the leafy village of Northfield.

From The Daily Beast

I live now in Minnesota, on four forested acres near the town of Northfield, outside the Twin Cities.

From The Daily Beast

NORTHFIELD, N.H.—Rick Santorum and Elsie Shute seem to be worried about the same elephant in the room this week.

From The Daily Beast

Deerfield was at that time the most northerly settlement on the Connecticut river, a few families at Northfield excepted.

From Project Gutenberg

They had an ancient station, as low down the Connecticut at least, as Northfield.

From Project Gutenberg

Norwich University stands on a plateau above the town of Northfield.

From Project Gutenberg

From a poor widow's homestead in Northfield to a sporting young fellow in Cambridge University!

From Project Gutenberg

The rest fled in all directions, most of them to Athol and Northfield, whence they made their way into Vermont.

From Project Gutenberg