Paddington

[pad-ing-tuhn]

noun

1. a former residential borough of Greater London, England, now part of Westminster.

Example Sentences

Sophia Choudry said she was repeatedly called the P-word on 7 September on a journey from Paddington to Maidenhead.

From BBC

Writers from StudioCanal’s “Paddington in Peru” are also on board.

From Los Angeles Times

According to this account, Camilla was "self-possessed enough when they arrived at Paddington to jump off the train, find a guy in uniform and say 'That man just attacked me,' and he was arrested".

From BBC

She spoke to the BBC at Paddington station in London where she was changing trains, having spent almost £200 on a return journey from Newport to Cambridge.

From BBC

It is reported that the Queen was 16 or 17 years old when the incident happened on a train to Paddington Station.

From BBC