Rolling Meadows

American  

noun

1. a city in NE Illinois, near Chicago.

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Example Sentences

All that lay between them and the safety of the POE were the rolling meadows of parkland that surrounded Ashton Place, dotted here and there by a towering, wide-canopied tree and beribboned with the winding paths upon which Mrs. Clarke liked to take her morning jog.

From Literature

The state has steep mountains, tight ravines, and fewer open rolling meadows—which might give cougars an upper hand.

From National Geographic

We cross bridges standing on stilts over water inlets, red barns tucked deep within rolling meadows, a giant wood-carved bear standing at the edge of the highway.

From Literature

It offers an ideal combination of backcountry terrain, ranging from beginner-friendly rolling meadows to steep chutes off Bear Mountain.

From New York Times

Lauren Dobosz, 31, of Rolling Meadows, and five children, all in a Chevrolet full-size van, were killed, according to Illinois State Police.

From Washington Post