Paddington

[pad-ing-tuhn]

noun

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

Example Sentences

The fictional character will join the likes of Harry Potter and Paddington in the Scenes in the Square trail, which was launched in February 2020 to celebrate a century of cinema.

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For instance, the price of used Chloé Paddington handbags jumped to $724 this year on The RealReal, from $217 in 2024.

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Nicholas McMurray was jailed for seven years after being convicted for sexually assaulting a woman who cannot be named for legal reasons, on a mainline train between London Paddington and Swansea.

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Heyman is best known for producing all eight Harry Potter movies, as well as the three Paddington films.

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His accent has changed to a stereotypically strong South American one, as he reveals he doesn't really sound like Ben Whishaw, the British actor who voiced his character in the popular Paddington films.

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