Wembley

[ wem-blee ]

noun

1. a former borough, now part of Brent, in SE England, near London.

Wembley

/ ˈwɛmblɪ /

noun

1. part of the Greater London borough of Brent: site of the English national soccer stadium, replaced by the larger multi-purpose Wembley Stadium in 2007

Example Sentences

They have a genuine chance to win at Wembley, one of the game’s cathedrals.

From Time

It is 1949 and the scene is Britain's famous Wembley Stadium.

From The Daily Beast

A cursory wander around the streets surrounding Wembley Stadium, the biggest location of the four, would quickly confirm this.

From The Daily Beast

The former Scotland keeper is only remembered today for an unfortunate afternoon against England at Wembley in 1961.

From The Daily Beast

Then there had been her Aunt's villa at Wembley Park; delightful little red-roofed, rose-wreathed doll's-house!

From Project Gutenberg

He did not think that Miss Wembley was going to be amusing, but still, he intended to cultivate her acquaintance.

From Project Gutenberg

As for Mr. Roe, he moved on to Wembley Park, where he flew with steadily increasing success.

From Project Gutenberg

Taxis out to Wembley Park with a girl who's employed in the same office as he is.

From Project Gutenberg

One night at Wembley Park the ribbon that held it had come unsewn.

From Project Gutenberg