Staunton

[ stan-tn ]

noun

1. a city in N Virginia.

Example Sentences

Four hundred miles away from Harlem, on a sweaty Saturday last summer, chef Ian Boden, 43, and his sous chef, Zach Weiss, 26, were assembling takeout orders in the kitchen of Boden’s restaurant, the Shack, in Staunton, Virginia.

From Eater

Now that the Shack has opened back up for four- and five-course tasting-menu reservations — thanks in part to a lump sum from the Restaurant Relief Fund — Boden continues to try to link the wellbeing of his business with that of Staunton.

From Eater

If you want a more farm-to-table experience, head to the small town of Staunton, west of the park.

From Outside Online

Jouett then safely led the Governor's party via a secluded road to Staunton, which became another temporary capital.

From Project Gutenberg

He stretched out a hand in silence and gave me a hearty handshake; and I shook the reins and thundered up the road to Staunton.

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I felt with Staunton that another day would settle the question of life or death for most of us.

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A young man, named Staunton, now approached and asked the chief some questions in regard to his conduct during the war.

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Lomax's cavalry was at Millboro', west of Staunton, where supplies were obtainable.

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