Thomasville

[tom-uhs-vil]

noun

1. a city in S Georgia.

2. a city in central North Carolina.

Example Sentences

The Thomasville Community Resource Center in Georgia ended its summer program three weeks early, affecting more than 300 children in two counties.

From Los Angeles Times

Also running is Michael Nixon, of Thomasville, a hospital purchasing director and Air Force veteran, and Regina “Reggie” Liparoto, of Columbus, a longtime conservative activist.

From Seattle Times

Christopher Sheffield, 61, a counselor for veterans in Thomasville, Georgia, said Trump’s attitudes about race bothered him, but not as much as his concern that conflicts abroad could devolve into a world war.

From Seattle Times

But what is good on the ground for local economies — Thomasville says each of the six movies filmed there has provided an economic boost of about $1 million — can simultaneously be a drain on state coffers.

From New York Times

Just as attractive to some of those producers are Georgia’s lavish filming incentives, which have made Thomasville a cost-effective place to make modest pictures with major stars.

From New York Times