Westchester

American  

[west-ches-ter] / ˈwɛst tʃɛs tər /

noun

1. a city in NE Illinois, near Chicago.

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Example Sentences

My friend Lloyd the lawyer, in his sixties, cited three special objects of gratitude this year: old college friends who show how they care through their candor, his Shabbat morning bible study group—“they are sharp, warm and skeptical”—and what happens when he walks the dogs each day just before dawn on the Westchester shore.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sophomore Bellamarie Luster scored three touchdowns — including the decisive score on a 53-yard swing pass with 8:42 left — as Westchester upset Hawkins, 37-32.

From Los Angeles Times

In the City Section, Westchester, Palisades and Garfield figure to battle it out for the Open Division title, which was won last season by Hamilton.

From Los Angeles Times

Local residents, led by vocal Westchester resident Cord Thomas, organized opposition to the roadway.

From Los Angeles Times

Docked in Westchester, N.Y., the next morning, he appeared for a virtual hearing from his yacht, with a court reporter on the line.

From The Wall Street Journal