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Saginaw

American  
[sag-uh-naw] / ˈsæg əˌnɔ /

noun

  1. a port in E Michigan, on the Saginaw River.


Example Sentences

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Midland, which is about two hours from Detroit and near Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay, scored well in terms of quality of life, affordability and retiree taxes.

From MarketWatch

The agency was just like the Saginaw he’d run from, Dudek said: an insular, hidebound place where everyone knew everyone and they all thought innovation would cost them their jobs.

From Salon

In a few weeks, Saginaw will go the polls.

From BBC

Firkus was named the Canadian Hockey League Player of the Year on Saturday, one day after his Moose Jaw Warriors lost to the host and eventual champion Saginaw Spirit in the Memorial Cup semifinal, 7-1.

From Seattle Times

A student discovered the peacock on Monday as he was driving to Valley Lutheran High School in Saginaw County, MLive.com reported.

From Seattle Times