St. Albans

[ awl-buhnz ]

noun

1. a city in W Hertfordshire, in SE England: Norman cathedral; battles of Wars of the Roses 1455, 1461.
2. a city in W West Virginia, near Charleston.

Example Sentences

In addition to the event in Westminster Abbey, there will be regional carol services over the next two weeks in cathedrals, churches and other venues in places including St Albans, Dewsbury, Aberdeen, Luton, Brecon, Omagh, Taunton, Truro and Blackpool.

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Pia, who lives in St Albans, says it's "disgusting" that council and housing association properties are routinely left with partial floor coverings.

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Her local council, St Albans City and District Council, said: "Tenants are asked to remove all flooring such as carpets before the property is handed back."

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In June, the 29-year-old commuter was threatened with prosecution for selecting a 16-25 discounted train ticket instead of a 26-30 one from London Bridge to her home in St Albans.

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Molly was prosecuted and fined £450 in her absence at court for not showing a railcard for her journey in May from St Albans to Luton Airport Parkway.

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