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Norwalk

American  
[nawr-wawk] / ˈnɔr wɔk /

noun

  1. a city in SW California.

  2. a city in SW Connecticut.

  3. a city in N Ohio.


Example Sentences

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The deputy who received the drawing said in a post on his private Instagram account that he had stopped at a Starbucks location in Norwalk to get some caffeine in the middle of a 16-hour shift, KTLA-TV reported, adding that the deputy receiving the cup with the pig depiction said it “felt discouraging and disrespectful.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I thought they were calling about toothbrushes and diapers, but, no, they were asking to order sushi at 9 p.m.,” said Baptiste, a 32-year-old singer in Norwalk, CT.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Norwalk, Conn., company’s market-cap valuation is roughly six times the size of Expedia, and it has a bigger presence outside the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wearing a flat-brimmed fedora and a blue Dodgers 2024 World Series champions T-shirt, I caught Contreras just as he was entering my sister’s Norwalk home holding on to his walker with the help of Alejandrina’s husband, Conrad.

From Los Angeles Times

Norwalk resident Andrew Garcia filed Monday with Los Angeles County Superior Court to dismiss without prejudice a claim he had filed earlier this month seeking to recoup his money after a big announcement teased by James on social media ended up having nothing to do with his NBA career, now going into its 23rd season, coming to an end.

From Los Angeles Times