Pocatello

American  

[poh-kuh-tel-oh] / ˌpoʊ kəˈtɛl oʊ /

noun

1. a city in SE Idaho.

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Example Sentences

Among those who want to see the enhanced federal payments continue are voters like Cole Church, 25, a Republican-leaning graduate student in Pocatello, Idaho.

From The Wall Street Journal

Knowing she might still get bumped, she ran Idaho’s Pocatello Marathon, but finished a few minutes slower than her spring effort.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Wallis, 58, of Pocatello, Idaho, said the People's March protesters had "every right" to demonstrate, though he said he was confused by the rancour.

From BBC

In plays such as “The Whale,” “Pocatello” and “A Permanent Image,” he closely examines the sociological landscape, the way economics and culture constrict and magnify, imprison and potentially liberate this thing we call the self.

From Los Angeles Times

When Jane Roberts gave birth in November, she and her husband, both teachers in Pocatello, Idaho, quickly realized sending baby Dennis to day care was out of the question.

From Seattle Times