Westchester

[ west-ches-ter ]

noun

1. a city in NE Illinois, near Chicago.

Example Sentences

On the sunny morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Eve Bucca was at her own job as a nurse at a Westchester hospital.

From The Daily Beast

Confused, he wanders onto busy streets of Westchester, disrupting traffic.

From The Daily Beast

And the website promises new openings in Beverly Hills, San Francisco, and Westchester.

From The Daily Beast

As of Sunday night, approximately 75,000 homes in Westchester still have no power.

From The Daily Beast

My wife found employment in Westchester when I was jobless and writing a book, so we moved up from Manhattan and stayed.

From The Daily Beast

A more dangerous man, for his means and education, is not ranked among our foes than this peddler of Westchester.

From Project Gutenberg

They were a relic of the days before the hunting fever left Westchester for Long Island.

From Project Gutenberg

By dawn of that June 10th, the south wind was carrying from the enemy area a perceptible wave of cold even as far as Westchester.

From Project Gutenberg

A supposed seedling of Lenoir from Westchester, Pennsylvania.

From Project Gutenberg

He said that any Westchester farm in that locality was most desirable.

From Project Gutenberg