Santa Monica

[ san-tuh mon-i-kuh ]

noun

1. a beachfront city in southwestern California, near Los Angeles, on Santa Monica Bay: popular tourist destination and resort.

Example Sentences

A second, Providence Saint John’s Health Center in Santa Monica, said it would review Miguel’s records.

From ProPublica

A360 also shifted where its guests would be staying, from a Four Seasons to Hotel Casa del Mar in Santa Monica.

From MIT Technology Review

She recalled giving the young poet a book by Maya Angelou when they used to meet at a Santa Monica coffee shop.

From Washington Post

When I spoke to Britni Bionca, the owner of BB Lash Boutique in Santa Monica, lockdown was still in place, and she told me that many lash businesses had gone underground as a means of survival.

From Vox

So in Santa Monica, he leased this big building and did all the work inside to make it a dog center and basically opened up West LA Dogs.

From Ozy

The overall Gehry design, he adds, is “reminiscent of a parking garage he did in Santa Monica.”

From The Daily Beast

The sizzling apple pie at Jones on Santa Monica Boulevard was a must.

From The Daily Beast

We drove back to L.A. through the Santa Monica Mountains on the Mulholland Highway, portions of which curve along steep drop-offs.

From The Daily Beast

They were also bored, with most their friends living in Santa Monica, where the Colony kids had to be bused to schools.

From The Daily Beast

Greengrass told the quartet they had the parts at Shutters Hotel in Santa Monica.

From The Daily Beast

This rancho comprised the whole Santa Monica district and consisted of thirty thousand acres, which Baker stocked with sheep.

From Project Gutenberg

Tell continued for a while at Santa Monica and was an authority on much that had to do with local sport.

From Project Gutenberg

Three early characters of Santa Monica had much to do with the actual starting of the place.

From Project Gutenberg

We went to Santa Monica, which is the fashionable watering-place of these parts.

From Project Gutenberg

The end of the Santa Monica Range came in sight and soon the road descended in long winding "grades" towards the sea-coast.

From Project Gutenberg