Rockford

[ rok-ferd ]

noun

1. a city in N Illinois.

Rockford

/ ˈrɒkfəd /

noun

1. a city in N Illinois, on the Rock River. Pop: 151 725 (2003 est)

Example Sentences

Tyson holds recruiting events in Rockford, Illinois, creating a flow of refugees from Myanmar who had been resettled in the United States.

From ProPublica

In 2010, Tyson held recruiting events in Rockford, Illinois, creating a flow of refugees from Myanmar who had been resettled there.

From ProPublica

One day, word spread that the Rockford boys were coming to town.

From The Daily Beast

He would quietly make certain that a bridge in Rockford got resurfaced with federal funds.

From The Daily Beast

Then she looked away and Val turned to Rockford and said, "I'm ready when you are, sir."

From Project Gutenberg

Hunter said nothing but he felt a growing dislike for the condescending Rockford.

From Project Gutenberg

There could be no possible shred of doubt—Rockford was insane!

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But there was no reason why he should endanger her by obeying Rockford's insane order.

From Project Gutenberg

He saw Rockford's plan, at last, and what his own duty would now have to be.

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