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Storrs

American  
[stawrz] / stɔrz /

noun

  1. a town in NE Connecticut.


Example Sentences

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Thank you for walking away from Hollywood to hang out in Storrs.

From Los Angeles Times

When they met again in Storrs in December, Bueckers still managed 22 in a USC win.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite her early promise, the former High Storrs pupils said she had resisted the "traditional routes" to the West End.

From BBC

In the study, 31 pediatric practices across three sites near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Storrs, Connecticut; and Sacramento, California were randomly assigned to an experimental condition involving training and supervision in the universal, standardized, high-fidelity use of M-CHAT-R/F, or to usual care.

From Science Daily

There was a time when an emerging coach like Hurley would have walked barefoot from Storrs to the Southland to work for the Lakers.

From Los Angeles Times