Old Orchard Beach

American  

noun

1. a resort town in S Maine.

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Example Sentences

He did a graduate thesis on coastal conditions in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and was hired at Stockton in 1971.

From Seattle Times

In Maine, the heaviest snow fell along the coast on Saturday — 18 inches in Brunswick, nearly 15 in Old Orchard Beach and 14 in Eastport, at the Canada border — but there were few power outages on Sunday.

From New York Times

“We just don’t have enough local workers to be able to support the economy as it needs to be in the summertime,” said Jen Hayes, who is the J-1 visa program liaison for Old Orchard Beach, a coastal town south of Portland, Maine.

From New York Times

In addition, seasonal service will resume to Old Orchard Beach.

From Washington Times

In Maine, Special Olympics is encouraging its participants to forgo the Lobster Dip in the water at Old Orchard Beach in favor of a filmed “Lobster Roll” in the snow in their front yards.

From Washington Times