Towson

American  

[tou-suhn] / ˈtaʊ sən /

noun

1. a town in central Maryland, near Baltimore.

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Example Sentences

North Carolina A&T is among the schools that appear in the indictment, with player Camian Shell accused of working with the gambling ring to rig a contest against Towson.

From The Wall Street Journal

A native of Maryland, Ransone studied theater at the Carver Center for Arts and Technology in the Baltimore County community of Towson, before breaking into television a few years later.

From Los Angeles Times

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