San Clemente

[ san kluh-men-tee ]

noun

1. a town in S California.

Example Sentences

Born in San Clemente, California, to a former pro surfer father who had his son out in the waves not long after he’d exited the womb, Andino has long been described as the World Tour’s all-American kid and a world-title threat.

From Outside Online

San Clemente is known for having some natural seeps, but when they spout it’s usually a pretty substantial “belch,” Valentine said.

From Voice of San Diego

When I lived in the surfing hub of San Clemente, California, I was always looking for magic surfboards—those that elevated the wave-riding experience to new levels.

From Outside Online

Later I heard the whole LA basin was flooded, all the way from the Hollywood Hills down to San Clemente, past Irvine where I grew up.

From Nautilus

She was a junior press aide and went with Richard Nixon to San Clemente after he resigned.

From The Daily Beast

She walked a hundred yards or more down the hill, towards San Clemente, and then stood still to think.

From Project Gutenberg

Access is obtained to San Clemente through a forecourt to which the name of the atrium is given.

From Project Gutenberg

Those of San Clemente had, and still have, a reputation for superior skill in confectionary.

From Project Gutenberg

We stopped at San Clemente on our way back, hoping to see the underground church, but it was too late.

From Project Gutenberg

Lope de Vera was the son of a gentleman of San Clemente, of gentle blood and limpieza.

From Project Gutenberg