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Rockville

American  
[rok-vil] / ˈrɒk vɪl /

noun

  1. a city in central Maryland.


Example Sentences

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“Has it ever dawned on you that I undertook this entire enterprise to see you through to eighth-grade graduation, Russell Culver? Do you think I didn’t know you wanted to wander off to the Dakotas or some outlandish place? If I didn’t turn you around, who would? You have no more direction than a newborn calf, and less judgment. You’ll need that eighth-grade graduation certificate to get into Rockville High School.”

From Literature

By then I was nearly through Rockville High School and looking at the catalog of courses from Purdue.

From Literature

You’d find it nailed to a tree or posted on the church door or sent to the Rockville newspaper.

From Literature

Tansy wouldn’t be in Rockville for high school, so we’d have her day and night.

From Literature

The South Korean biosimilar contract-development-and-manufacturing-organization company has decided to buy a 100% stake in GSK-owned Genome Sciences in Rockville, Md., for $280 million.

From The Wall Street Journal