Ossining

American  

[os-uh-ning] / ˈɒs ə nɪŋ /

noun

1. a town in SE New York, on the Hudson: the site of a state prison formerly known as Sing Sing.

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Example Sentences

Robert Sherman, a charming, easygoing radio personality who hosted three long-running shows over more than a half-century on the New York classical music station WQXR-FM, died on Tuesday at his home in Ossining, N.Y., in Westchester County.

From New York Times

As part of the investigation, Rocah’s office subpoenaed records from the golf course and the town of Ossining, which handles the course’s taxes.

From Seattle Times

He tried to call my sleeping partner, who didn't answer, so he then called the Ossining police.

From Salon

She left The Times in 2008 and lived in Ossining, N.Y., until several years ago, when she moved to the Washington area to be closer to her family.

From New York Times

But starting forward Aubrey Griffin was not at the game after testing positive for COVID-19 while at home for the holidays in Ossining, New York, and reserve foreward Amari DeBerry couldn’t make it to Omaha because of travel problems from her hometown near Buffalo, New York.

From Seattle Times