Towson

American  

[tou-suhn] / ˈtaʊ sən /

noun

1. a town in central Maryland, near Baltimore.

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Example Sentences

Penn State had just two signees committed as of Wednesday’s early signing day, which added up to a recruiting class ranked a disastrous No. 150 nationwide, behind the likes of Towson and McNeese.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We’re in a golden age of ant fossil study … driven by these new imaging techniques,” says John LaPolla, a myrmecologist at Towson University who was not involved in the study.

From Science Magazine

During his first three years as president, Biden has given 33 news conferences, the fewest in that time span since Ronald Reagan, according to Martha Kumar, a Towson University professor emeritus and expert on presidents and the press.

From Seattle Times

But on a January day, the rough edges of the cone — and the lone feather sticking out of it — meant something different to Rachel Oppenheimer, 25, a counselor at the Chesapeake Mental Health Collaborative in Towson, Md.

From New York Times

The outbreak may be scary, said Dr. Theresa Nguyen — chair of pediatrics at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center in Towson — but it’s important for parents not to panic.

From Seattle Times